Millions of UK motorists could receive average compensation of about £700 each after the financial regulator unveiled details of a redress scheme for victims of […]
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Metro bank customers furious after IT glitch leaves accounts in red
Metro Bank customers have expressed outrage after a major IT glitch left many unable to make payments, access funds, or facing unexpected negative balances. The […]
Tory plan to scrap sentencing council sparks backlash
The conservative proposal to abolish the independent, judge-led Sentencing Council and transfer its powers to the Ministry of Justice has drawn fierce criticism from across […]
Starmer slams planned student protests as ‘un-British’
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has criticised plans by students to hold pro-Palestine demonstrations on the second anniversary of the Hamas-led 7 October attacks on Israel, […]
Reform UK likely to raise council tax in Kent despite promises of cost-cutting drive
A Reform UK-run council where the party sought to pilot drastic cost-cutting plans is going to have to raise council tax, a cabinet member has […]
NHS could collapse under labour’s new visa rules, say Nurses
Nursing leaders have warned that the NHS and social care could cease to function under Labour’s proposed immigration rules, describing the policy as divisive, xenophobic, […]
Tories: Foreigners denied UK benefits should return home
Foreign nationals denied access to benefits under new Conservative welfare proposals would have the option of returning to their home countries, Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride […]
Home Office grants extra visas for deferred UCL international students
Hundreds of international students left in limbo after University College London (UCL) exceeded its visa allocation have now been cleared to take up their places […]
Tories urge Starmer to explain collapse of China spy case
The Conservatives have called on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to come clean over the collapse of the high-profile China spy prosecution, demanding full transparency […]
