A five-year-old boy with a severe milk allergy died after suffering a fatal anaphylactic (cow milk) reaction at school. Benedict Blythe, a reception pupil at […]
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UK schools banning outdoor play for children during heatwaves face backlash
Schools across the UK are increasingly keeping children indoors during heatwaves. Under this policy, pupils remain inside when playgrounds are considered too hot to use […]
Labour slammed for u-turn as consultants’ bill soars to £1.3bn
Sir Keir Starmer’s government has come under fire for increasing spending on consultants during its first year in power despite a campaign pledge to slash […]
Ex-Tory Minister Defects to Reform UK
David Jones, a former Conservative cabinet minister and Welsh secretary, has defected to Reform UK, becoming the highest profile figure yet to join Nigel Farage’s […]
Starmer’s migrant plan in jeopardy amid EU dispute
Sir Keir Starmer is racing to salvage a key migrant returns agreement with France just days before Emmanuel Macron’s high profile state visit to the […]
NHS faces new strikes as resident doctors demand 29% pay rise
Hospitals across England are preparing for fresh strikes by resident doctors, formerly known as junior doctors, who are demanding a 29% pay increase, a move […]
British teen Fakana freed from Dubai jail after sex with 17-year-old girl
An 18-year-old British teenager, Marcus Fakana, jailed in Dubai for having sex with a 17-year-old girl during a holiday, has been released and is now […]
Phillipson: UK set to withdraw support for special needs pupils
The United Kingdom Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson, refused multiple times on Sunday to confirm whether legally binding Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) would be retained […]
UK tops world’s investment destination after U.S trade deal
Britain has surged to the top of global investment rankings following a new trade agreement with the United States, according to a survey of top […]
Labour allocates £60m to support immigrants in asylum appeals
The Labour government is increasing legal aid fees for asylum and immigration cases by 30%, raising the total cost to taxpayers from £47 million to £61 […]