What can Keir Starmer do in a world buffeted by Donald Trump?

The economic landscape in the UK has taken a turn for the worse, adding to the existing instability. As the cost of living continues to burden many individuals, concerns about a possible recession loom large. This situation is not favorable for the government or the millions of families trying to make ends meet. Recent polling… Continue reading What can Keir Starmer do in a world buffeted by Donald Trump?

Newspaper headlines: 'New China tariff threat' and 'gift of life'

The recent turmoil in global stock markets, fueled by US President Donald Trump’s stance on tariffs, dominated headlines around the world. The i Paper pointed out that billions were wiped off pensions in the midst of worldwide stock market chaos. Asian, British, and US markets experienced significant drops, leading to concerns of a recession looming… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'New China tariff threat' and 'gift of life'

First baby born in UK to woman with transplanted womb

A groundbreaking breakthrough in reproductive technology has allowed Grace Davidson, 36, to give birth to a “miracle” baby in the UK. Born without a functioning uterus due to Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome, Grace received a womb transplant from her sister, Amy Purdie, in a historic operation. After two years, Grace and her husband Angus welcomed their… Continue reading First baby born in UK to woman with transplanted womb

Man killed in Stanley shooting named as two arrested

Police have identified the victim of a fatal shooting in County Durham as Barry Dawson, a 60-year-old man who was shot in his home on Elm Street in Stanley. Durham Police revealed that Mr. Dawson died from a single gunshot wound at the scene. Two individuals, a 37-year-old man, and a 35-year-old woman, were arrested… Continue reading Man killed in Stanley shooting named as two arrested

Met Police assessing claims Britons committed war crimes in Gaza

The Metropolitan Police is currently deliberating on the appropriate course of action following the receipt of a report alleging that 10 British nationals committed war crimes and crimes against humanity during their time serving in Israel’s military in Gaza. According to a Counter Terrorism Policing spokesperson, the 240-page report will undergo assessment by specialized officers… Continue reading Met Police assessing claims Britons committed war crimes in Gaza

Lichfield council to help clear Birmingham bin strike waste

BBC News, West Midlands – Caroline Gall Since the Birmingham bin workers went on strike last month, the city has been facing a growing waste backlog, with piles of rubbish accumulating at a rate of about 1,000 tonnes per week. Lichfield District Council has now stepped in to help clear the streets of Birmingham, with… Continue reading Lichfield council to help clear Birmingham bin strike waste

Abtisam Mohamed: It was about censorship, says MP denied entry to Israel

Abtisam Mohamed expressed her thoughts on the Israeli government’s actions, calling it a move towards censorship and control. Along with fellow Labour MP Yuan Yang, Mohamed had plans to visit Israel and the occupied West Bank as part of a parliamentary delegation. However, they were detained at the airport on Saturday and sent back to… Continue reading Abtisam Mohamed: It was about censorship, says MP denied entry to Israel

Hampshire police chief constable retires amid misconduct inquiry

The former chief constable of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary has recently stepped down from his position following an investigation into two alleged workplace relationships. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) informed Scott Chilton of the investigation on Monday, citing potential gross misconduct in relation to a pre-existing relationship prior to his appointment… Continue reading Hampshire police chief constable retires amid misconduct inquiry

Disability groups consider ‘step back’ from government

Numerous Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisations have expressed their concerns to the BBC regarding their potential withdrawal from collaborating with the government in response to proposed benefit cuts. These organisations, referred to as DPPOs and operated by disabled individuals, feel that the Labour government has not genuinely engaged with them. In an effort to address… Continue reading Disability groups consider ‘step back’ from government