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Former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams’s court case against the BBC over allegations about the murder of an MI5 spy is due to begin. Claims were made in a BBC Northern Ireland Spotlight programme in ...
Mrs Badenoch said Kneecap’s “anti-British hatred has no place in our society” and that it is “good” the police are looking into the allegation, adding: “Kneecap’s glorification of terrorism and ...
All teachers should be given free access to a ‘golden thread’ of core professional qualifications, a think tank and charity has suggested.
Mammography is only health examination exclusively carried out by female staff, the Society of Radiographers (SoR) said. Every three years, women aged 50 to 71 are invited for breast screening, also ...
The watchdog said it will monitor complaints as financial challenges facing the sector ‘may impact on students’ experiences’.
The report claims that the UK health system has had an “increasing focus” on major and common conditions, but people with these rare conditions are being left to “fall through the cracks”.
The report aims to ‘get some objective truths on the costs’ amid public debate over the growing transmission network, the authors said.
A report from the Resolution Foundation suggests that the Government should focus spending in areas such as health and housing.
Labour’s proposed Employment Rights Bill includes a right to guaranteed hours, cracking down on zero hour contracts without the offer of work.
A hot spell across the UK is set to continue with highs of 25C forecast for Tuesday. Monday was the hottest day of the year so far with 24.5C recorded in St James’s Park, London. Meteorologist ...