Epstein Scandal Shadows Trump’s Scotland Golf Trip After New Birthday Book Revelations
New Epstein Ties Threaten to Overshadow Trump’s Scotland Visit Donald Trump’s upcoming golf trip to Scotland is facing fresh controversy
M&S Advert Banned Over ‘Unhealthily Thin’ Model Amid Body Positivity Concerns
An advertisement by Marks & Spencer (M&S) has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) after concerns that the
Low Turnout as Former Firefighters’ Union Leader Matt Wrack Elected NASUWT General Secretary
Matt Wrack, the former general secretary of the Fire Brigades Union (FBU), has been elected as the permanent general secretary
James Cleverly Returns as Shadow Housing Secretary in Tory Reshuffle Led by Kemi Badenoch
James Cleverly Takes Up Shadow Housing Role in Tory Frontbench Shake-Up James Cleverly is set to return to the Conservative
UK Watchdog Probes Deloitte Over Glencore Audits Amid Bribery Scandal Fallout
Deloitte Under Investigation for Glencore Audits Spanning Eight Years The UK’s Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has launched a formal investigation
Labour to Review State Pension Age as Kendall Rules Out Triple Lock Review
Government Revives Pensions Commission to Address Retirement Savings Crisis The UK government is bringing back the Pensions Commission for the
UK Ban on Palestine Action Called “Abuse of Power” at High Court
Intelligence Report Says Most Activities Were Lawful, Lawyer Tells Judges The UK government’s decision to ban Palestine Action under anti-terrorism
Trained But Jobless: Thousands of NHS Midwives Face Career Collapse Despite Critical Staff Shortages
NHS Midwife Crisis: Students Work Thousands of Hours Unpaid—Then Struggle to Find Job In a deeply troubling twist to the
Furious UK Environment Secretary Slams Soaring Water Bills—But Can’t Stop Them Rising Further
UK Environment Secretary Steve Reed ‘Furious’ Over Soaring Water Bills—But Says Further Hikes Still Possible As households across England and
Labour Outspends Conservatives by £7 Million in UK’s Most Expensive Election
Spending during the 2024 UK general election reached record levels, with political parties collectively spending more than £94 million —