Yvette Cooper
British politician (born 1969)
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Home Secretary announces major policing overhaul Credit: ODN Duration: 00:40Published | |
PM meets law enforcement agencies at Interpol assembly Credit: ODN Duration: 01:35Published | |
Govt announces £150m funding to tackle smuggling gangs Credit: ODN Duration: 01:04Published | |
Home Secretary launches furious tirade against summer riots Credit: ODN Duration: 01:03Published | |
Home Secretary outlines plans for 'safer streets' Credit: ODN Duration: 00:53Published | |
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ITV boss says Ed Balls interview with wife Yvette Cooper was 'fair and impartial'ITV's chief executive has defended allowing Ed Balls to interview his wife, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, but said it will not happen again.Sky News - Published | |
Ofcom will not investigate after Yvette Cooper interviewed by husband Ed Balls on ITVMedia regulator Ofcom has confirmed it will not launch an investigation after Home Secretary Yvette Cooper was interviewed by her husband Ed Balls live on TV.Sky News - Published | |
Rapid review of extremism announced - as Yvette Cooper accuses Southport rioters of 'hijacking grief'Yvette Cooper has announced a "rapid review of extremism" following the violent disorder in towns and cities throughout the UK earlier this summer.Sky News - Published | |
Home Office to crack down on people 'pushing hateful beliefs'Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has promised to crack down on people "pushing harmful and hateful beliefs" and "kickstart" a new approach to fighting extremism in the wake of riots that broke out across..Sky News - Published | |
Yvette Cooper says prison places are ready for 'thuggish minority of criminals' ahead of emergency meetingThe home secretary has said prison places "are ready" for the "thuggish minority of criminals" rioting across the UK, ahead of an emergency COBRA meeting today.Sky News - Published | |
Yvette Cooper refuses to say if she backs Labour's decision to keep the two-child benefit capLabour's Yvette Cooper has refused to say if she supports Sir Keir Starmer's decision to keep the two-child benefit cap, amid growing party divisions over the issue.Sky News - Published | |