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Johnson & Johnson baby powder: Thousands sue company alleging it hid talcum powder cancer risks
In the UK, a significant legal case has been initiated against pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson, accusing the company of knowingly distributing baby powder contaminated with asbestos. This lawsuit involves around 3,000 individuals and is centered on internal documents and scientific research, as reported by the BBC. The legal claim asserts that Johnson & Johnson… Continue reading Johnson & Johnson baby powder: Thousands sue company alleging it hid talcum powder cancer risks
Reeves urged to make Budget 'bold' or risk future tax rises
In the upcoming Budget, the chancellor is being urged to take decisive action or face the prospect of future spending cuts and tax hikes, according to a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS). The IFS has projected that a staggering £22bn needs to be found by Rachel Reeves to address a shortfall in… Continue reading Reeves urged to make Budget 'bold' or risk future tax rises
Grandfather relives eight-day 'nightmare' in Highland wilderness
Surviving eight days lost in the Scottish Highlands, 76-year-old hillwalker Ian Currie described the experience as a “long black nightmare.” Currie, from Edinburgh, was attempting a challenging 30-mile trek from Glenfinnan to Knoydart along the Cape Wrath Trail when he encountered severe weather conditions. The pathless journey involves navigating mountainous terrain, rivers, and boggy ground,… Continue reading Grandfather relives eight-day 'nightmare' in Highland wilderness
Controversial UK oil field reveals climate impact if approved
The environmental impact of the UK’s largest undeveloped oil field has been brought to light, with developers revealing that nearly 250 million tonnes of planet-warming gas would be released if the project gains government approval. This amount pales in comparison to the UK’s annual emissions in 2024, which stood at 371 million tonnes. While the… Continue reading Controversial UK oil field reveals climate impact if approved
£800m needed to fix NI schools in 'state of disrepair'
BBC News NI education and arts correspondent Robbie Meredith reported that a substantial number of schools in Northern Ireland are currently in a state of disrepair, requiring an estimated £800 million for necessary maintenance. A recent report by assembly members on Stormont’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) highlighted that the school maintenance backlog poses a potential… Continue reading £800m needed to fix NI schools in 'state of disrepair'
Government publishes key witness statements in collapsed China spy case
The UK government’s deputy national security adviser, Matthew Collins, revealed in a series of witness statements given to prosecutors that China was conducting extensive espionage activities against the UK. These statements, provided in 2023, February 2025, and August 2025, highlighted the threat posed by China’s spying efforts to the UK’s economic prosperity and resilience. Despite… Continue reading Government publishes key witness statements in collapsed China spy case
Celebrity Traitors episode three: Celia Imrie's fart steals the show
Culture reporter Noor Nanji delves into the third episode of The Celebrity Traitors, where tensions ran high and unexpected moments left viewers in stitches. One standout moment was when veteran British actress Celia Imrie let out a fart during a particularly tense moment in the game, much to the surprise of presenter Claudia Winkleman. The… Continue reading Celebrity Traitors episode three: Celia Imrie's fart steals the show
Caerphilly by-election: Four things we learned from BBC's debate
A heated debate took place among six by-election candidates vying to represent Caerphilly in Cardiff Bay for a temporary period of about six months. With just eight days left until the by-election, several key issues were brought to light during the debate. One of the main issues discussed was the pressure on public services in… Continue reading Caerphilly by-election: Four things we learned from BBC's debate
Caerphilly by-election debate: What did the candidates say?
Recently, in the town of Caerphilly, Wales, a major accident occurred. The incident, which took place just 24 minutes ago, has caused a stir in the local community. Authorities are still investigating the cause of the accident, which has left many residents shocked and concerned. For more information on this developing story, you can read… Continue reading Caerphilly by-election debate: What did the candidates say?