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A doctor who raised safety concerns about the treatment of children exploring their gender identity has revealed to the BBC that she was accused of transphobia, subjected to bullying, and forced out of her child protection role within the NHS. Dr. Sarah Redvers, who served as a named safeguarding GP, recounted undergoing a harsh investigation… Continue reading GP says she was forced out of job after raising concerns about gender treatment

The police force in Cleveland has yet to receive the £2 million funding that was promised by the government following a tragic car accident that resulted in seven fatalities, including two officers, according to the local police and crime commissioner (PCC). Matt Storey, the Cleveland PCC, confirmed that the additional financial support assured by the… Continue reading Cleveland Police yet to receive £2m after A66 crash, says commissioner

Labour is currently considering whether to terminate power-sharing agreements with Green Party councillors following demands that the Greens renounce a recent party policy labeling Zionism as a form of racism. Reports indicate that Green groups have been given a deadline until Sunday to respond to this demand. After that, Labour’s National Executive Committee (NEC) will… Continue reading Green councillors face Labour deadline to disown Zionism policy

Prior to the recent allegations and the statement issued by the Duchess of Sussex, the relationship between Meghan and her father, Thomas Markle, was notably distant. The exact timing of their last meeting remains uncertain, but by the time Meghan’s engagement was announced in 2017, the close bond they once shared had already weakened significantly.… Continue reading Meghan did not let her father see her children to protect them

Earlier this week, Burnham declared the approval for the drilling of the Jackdaw gas field. This site is located approximately 150 miles (241 km) east of Aberdeen and is managed by Adura, a partnership between Shell and Norway’s state energy company, Equinor. Officials indicated that gas extraction could commence by the end of this month,… Continue reading Trump says Burnham is ‘getting it done’ after Jackdaw decision

A former Conservative Party campaign director, Anthony Lee, along with his wife Laura, were handed suspended prison sentences after admitting to using insider knowledge to place bets on the timing of the 2024 general election. The information they exploited originated from a confidential meeting convened by then-Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. According to Southwark Crown Court,… Continue reading Ex-Tory campaign chief and his wife sentenced over election bets

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has responded to criticism from opposition leader Kemi Badenoch regarding his participation in a celebrity edition of Channel 4’s popular show Gogglebox. Badenoch expressed surprise that Burnham had time to appear on the programme, noting on BBC Breakfast that even in her experience as a junior minister or secretary of state,… Continue reading Andy Burnham defends Gogglebox appearance after Badenoch criticism

In July, the Home Office submitted an Urgent Crown Development application concerning a particular site. This process, reserved for projects considered to be of “national importance,” allows applications to be fast-tracked through an accelerated consultation managed by the Secretary of State. Subsequently, the Home Office agreed to conduct a brief public consultation on the proposed… Continue reading MoD Bicester asylum housing plans challenged at High Court

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A tragic incident involving a young software engineer who may have been unaware of his fatal fall from a balcony was detailed during an inquest. Kieran Hughes, aged 25, from Nant Gwynant in Gwynedd, passed away in the early hours of July 11, 2025, while vacationing in Malta alongside three friends. Maltese authorities conducted a… Continue reading Nant Gwynant software ‘genius’ on holiday in Malta fell to death from hotel balcony