Category: UK News

The report reveals serious concerns about breast cancer care at County Durham and Darlington Foundation Trust (CDDFT) in north-east England, where over 200 cases are being investigated due to issues including unnecessary mastectomies, delayed cancer diagnoses, and substandard care. Key points include: – Almost 1,600 patient records since 2023 are under review. – An independent… Continue reading Women traumatised by breast cancer treatment at NHS trust, BBC told

The text you shared highlights critical issues around adoption breakdowns in the UK, revealing that over 1,000 children have returned to care after adoption in the past five years—a much higher number than previously reported. Key points include: – Only about a third of local authorities routinely collect data on adoption breakdowns, so the real… Continue reading Parents threatened by authorities as 1,000 adopted children returned to care

During the recent Budget debate in the House of Commons, Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch stood firm in her criticism of Chancellor Rachel Reeves, calling her “spineless, shameless and completely aimless.” Badenoch’s remarks came amid a heated exchange where she accused Reeves of “wallowing in self-pity” and complaining about “mansplaining” and misogyny. Despite the strong… Continue reading Badenoch defends calling chancellor 'spineless' in Budget row

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Sue and Alex Tatham first connected on the iconic TV show Blind Date, a program that sparked the beginning of their relationship over three decades ago. Their initial involvement with the show came about in unexpected ways; Sue’s friends covertly sent in her application, hoping she would get on television, while Alex’s Read the full… Continue reading The Blind Date couple who married in front of millions

Numerous newspapers on Friday focus on the government’s decision to abandon initial protections against unfair dismissal from the very first day of employment. The Financial Times highlights this change with the headline: “Day-one dismissal protection axed,” reporting that Labour has weakened its flagship workers’ rights legislation after facing pressure from businesses. Similarly, the Daily Telegraph… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'U-turn on workers rights' and 'big migration fall'

Georgia Barrington recently became a mother, but the experience of childbirth was not hers—it was her closest friend, Daisy Hope, who carried and gave birth to Georgia’s daughter, Ottilie, in October. This profound gesture stemmed from a promise they made to each other during their teenage years, rooted in a deep and lifelong friendship. The… Continue reading My best friend promised she'd have my baby and now I'm a mum

As Black Friday approaches, shoppers in the UK find themselves inundated with emails and adverts promoting sales. Originally a US tradition following Thanksgiving, this event has now been fully embraced by UK retailers. What started as a one-day sale has expanded into a period spanning several weeks before and after the official date. Yet, research… Continue reading Black Friday: How to make sure you're getting a good deal

The Department of Education has emphasized that schools should continue delivering Religious Education (RE) grounded in “holy scriptures.” Additionally, educational institutions remain legally obligated to conduct collective worship, such as daily assemblies. This guidance was issued by Education Minister Paul Givan in a letter addressed to school principals. The minister’s communication followed a UK Supreme… Continue reading NI education: Schools told to continue providing RE based on 'holy scriptures'

A former Member of the European Parliament (MEP) associated with Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party has strongly denied receiving payments linked to a pro-Russian influence operation within the European Parliament. David Coburn, who also led the UK Independence Party (UKIP) in Scotland, has been mentioned in WhatsApp exchanges involving Nathan Gill, a disgraced ex-MEP. Gill was… Continue reading Former Brexit Party MEP denies taking payment from pro-Russian campaign