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The US and UK have carried out air strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen with the aim of deterring attacks on ships passing through the Red Sea. The strikes were…
Londoners will see a significant policing presence this weekend for what is expected to be the first major protest activity of 2024.
On Saturday, a march organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign and other groups will depart from Bank junction in the City of London at or shortly after midday, heading…
Boohoo Made False Claims
Fast-fashion firm Boohoo put "Made in the UK" labels on potentially thousands of clothes that were actually made in South Asia. Plain T-shirts and hoodies had their original labels removed…
Scottish parents face jail if they stop children changing gender.
The Scottish National Party has proposed a new law to ban "conversion therapy," which could lead to parents who refuse to allow their children to change gender facing up to…
Hays Sheds Jobs
Hays, one of the UK's major recruitment firms, is considering additional job cuts as a response to a slowdown in the job market, which has caused profits to decline. The…
GMP Week Of Action
Police Action In Wigan
Officers in GMP’s Wigan Complex Safeguarding Team supported by Wigan Challenger team, local neighbourhood officers and TAU conducted warrants at three addresses in Aspull, Ince and Wigan as part of…
2023 confirmed as world’s hottest year on record
Last year was about 1.48C warmer than the long-term average before humans started burning large amounts of fossil fuels, the EU's climate service says. Almost every day since July has…
Jet2 passengers flown to wrong Spanish island
Two holidaymakers boarded a flight to Menorca rather than Mallorca, despite claiming their tickets were checked five times at Bristol Airport. Linda Trestrail, 69, and Wendy Russell, 71, only discovered…
Doctors ‘ignore BMA’ to carry on working
During the recent strikes by junior doctors, many of them defied the British Medical Association (BMA) and returned to work to safeguard patient safety. The strike, marked by clashes…
Bet365 boss Denise Coates sees pay jump to £221m
The boss of Bet365 was paid around £221m during its last financial year, despite the gambling giant reporting a significant loss. Denise Coates's salary was £7m higher than the previous…
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