NHS staff will be barred from wearing pro-Palestine badges and other politically themed items at work under new government rules aimed at tackling anti-Semitism within […]
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New great British railways clock unveiled at London bridge
A new chapter in British railway design began on Thursday as the first Great British Railways station clock was unveiled at London Bridge. The striking […]
Cardiff plans extra parking charges for SUV, large vehicle owners
Drivers of heavy vehicles would face higher costs. Cars weighing more than 2,400kg (such as SUVs) would pay a surcharge, and vehicles above 3,500kg would not qualify for permits.
MI5 chief McCallum warns China poses daily threat to UK security
The head of MI5, Sir Ken McCallum, has warned that Chinese state operatives pose a daily national security threat to the UK, amid a deepening […]
Starmer to publish key witness statement in China Spy case
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has confirmed that Downing Street will publish a key witness statement at the centre of the controversy over dropped spying charges […]
Ex-funeral director Bush admits 36 fraud counts, denies others
Robert Bush, 47, pleaded guilty to 35 counts of fraud by false representation and one charge of fraudulently operating his Hull-based business, Legacy Independent Funeral Directors.
Labour MPs urge Rachel Reeves to scrap council tax amid budget pressures
A group of Labour MPs has called on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to abolish council tax and replace it with a fairer system, as she prepares […]
Starmer defends govt response to China spy case in heated PMQs exchange
Prime Minister Keir Starmer addresses growing concerns over the failure to prosecute high-profile China spy cases, amid accusations from the opposition and renewed scrutiny of […]
Energy Secretary Miliband approves UK’s largest solar farm
Energy Secretary, Ed Miliband has approved plans for the UK’s largest solar farm. The £1bn Tillbridge solar farm, to be built near Gainsborough in Lincolnshire, […]
Asylum seeker laughed after killing hotel worker Whyte, jury hears
An asylum seeker accused of murdering a hotel worker in Walsall was seen dancing and laughing moments after the attack, a jury has heard. Deng […]