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Story summary
- Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA) announced MPs' salaries will rise to £110,000 by 2029, starting with £98,599 in April 2026.
- The raise addresses abuse, intimidation, and complex workloads faced by MPs.
- Richard Lloyd, the chair of IPSA, said the evolving role requires salary adjustments.
- Future pay decisions will consider economic conditions and public sentiment.
- A survey found 96% of MPs experienced abuse, raising safety concerns.
