Health Secretary Wes Streeting has ordered an independent review into the rising demand for mental health, Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism services in England. This […]
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UK refugee homelessness doubles amid policy turmoil
According to Naccom, a network of 140 frontline refugee and migrant organisations. The charity warns that thousands are increasingly being pushed into destitution due to […]
Ferry officer failed over fatal boat crash
A ship’s officer in charge during a fatal collision between a ferry and a fishing boat has been sentenced to one year and eight months […]
Tesla warns UK EV rule changes could reduce sales
Tesla has privately warned the UK government that weakening electric vehicle (EV) rules could reduce battery car sales and put the country’s carbon targets at […]
UK delays decision on china’s new embassy
The UK Government has postponed its decision on China’s proposed new super-embassy in London until January. The delay comes as Prime Minister Keir Starmer prepares […]
Starmer faces MPs in post-budget showdown
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to face MPs today in the first Prime Minister’s Questions since last week’s Budget, with the session expected to […]
Epping council loses supreme court bid over hotel housing
Epping council loses supreme court bid over hotel housing
Twelve more prisoners freed in error, two still at large – Lammy
Justice Secretary David Lammy has revealed that 12 prisoners have been mistakenly released in the last three weeks, with two of them still unaccounted for. […]
Jury trial limits planned to tackle court backlogs
The UK Government is preparing to announce major changes to the criminal justice system that would significantly scale back the right to jury trials in […]
Starmer defends long-term economic plan
Keir Starmer says Labour’s economic strategy will take several years to fully deliver, as he moves to regain control of the political narrative following criticism […]