Shell UK fined £560,000 over potentially catastrophic fire risk
Shell UK has been fined £560,000 for failing to maintain ageing pipework on its Brent Charlie offshore platform. The oversight…
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UK ministers dismiss warnings of school budget cuts over £6bn Send funding shift
UK ministers have rejected claims that plans to absorb the cost of supporting children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities…
NUS warns loan threshold freeze will hurt graduates
The National Union of Students (NUS) has warned that a three-year freeze on the salary threshold for student loan repayments…
Starmer defends tax-rise budget amid poverty push
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has defended the government’s tax-raising Budget, insisting it will help lift hundreds of thousands of children…
UK net migration falls sharply amid policy shifts
Net migration to the UK dropped by two-thirds in the year ending June 2025, with provisional data showing a fall…
Rachel Reeves set to scrap £300m in motability tax breaks
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to proceed with plans to remove about £300m worth of tax breaks from the Motability…
Justice Sec Lammy proposes judge-only trials to combat backlog
Justice Secretary David Lammy is proposing a radical overhaul of the criminal courts in England and Wales, aiming to tackle…
Starmer apologises after accidentally leading banned ‘6-7’ dance in school visit
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has apologised to a headteacher after unintentionally leading pupils in the viral “6-7” dance during…
UK to raise minimum wage April 2026
The UK Government has announced an increase in minimum wage rates from April next year, following recommendations from the Low…
Ofcom urges social platforms to curb abuse, online ‘pile-ons’
Ofcom has issued new guidelines calling on social media platforms to take stronger action against online abuse, particularly targeting women…