a mutual security pact with sweden, pledging support should the military come under attack. more could be done to help you with long term chronic pain, specialists say, is a bbc survey suggests a quarter of uk adults live with the condition. doesn t matter how hard i tried, or how much i wait or how much i pray, it most likely isn t going to change. downing street says its target of building 300,000 new homes in england per year still stands after the housing secretary michael gove has said the government was no longer trying to meet it. mr gove said ministers were now focusing on building homes people can be proud of and said that people in england would be given the right to vote on proposed property extensions in their neighbourhood as part of its new levelling up and regeneration bill which has been introduced in parliament today after yesterday s queens speech. labour has said the queen s speech didn t contain enough measures to help people with the rising cost of living
freedoms to carry out property extensions and loft conversions. the shadow levelling up secretary has criticised the plans, describing the review as a drop in the ocean compared to what is needed to fix the housing crisis. demonstrators remain outside the israeli parliament this morning as politicians prepare to debate controversial changes to the powers of thejudiciary. tens of thousands of people took part in marches in bothjerusalem and tel aviv yesterday. opponents of the proposed changes say they are a threat to democracy. meanwhile, the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has been fitted with a pacemaker overnight. he s been living with a heart monitor for the past week after being hospitalised for dehydration. the 73 year old says he expects to be released from hospital in time today to vote on hisjudicial changes. millions of spaniards are heading to the polls today to vote in a snap election, offering a choice between
game behind you. rights for scoring for and en oy the game behind you.i it could become easier to convert buildings such as takeaways and betting shops into homes under new government plans. the proposals due to be announced tomorrow will also give greater freedoms to carry out property extensions and loft conversions. the shadow levelling up secretary has criticised the plans, describing the review as a drop in the ocean compared to what is needed to fix the housing crisis. demonstrators remain outside the israeli parliament this morning, as politicians prepare to debate controversial changes to the powers of thejudiciary. tens of thousands of people took part in marches in bothjerusalem and tel aviv yesterday. opponents of the proposed changes say they are a threat to democracy. meanwhile, the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has been fitted with a pacemaker overnight. he s been living with a heart monitor for the past week after being hospitalised for dehydration. the