A British resident who is stranded in Jamaica with her baby has been told by the Home Office that the child cannot come to the… Read More »Woman who gave birth in Jamaica stranded after baby refused entry to UK |: Immigration and asylum
UK weather: The latest Met Office forecast An amber extreme heat warning has been issued for “exceptionally high” temperatures for later in the week as… Read More »UK weather latest – live: Extreme heat alert issued as Britain braces for hottest day of year
Female doctors have launched an online campaign that they say exposes shocking gender-based discrimination, harassment and sexual assault in healthcare. Surviving in Scrubs is an… Read More »Female doctors launch campaign against harassment in UK healthcare Doctors:
© Supplied by Bilfinger Bilfinger UK has launched a recruitment drive to hire over 40 engineers nationwide. It comes as the energy services firm prepares… Read More »Bilfinger UK launches recruitment drive ahead of expected growth
Conservative leadership candidates will be forced to agree in writing that they will not withdraw from the contest if they are in the final two… Read More »The 1922 committee rules and how the Tories will elect a new Prime Minister
This is standard practice to ensure the handbooks are up to date. The changes will take effect from the beginning of the new academic year.… Read More »Changes to inspection handbooks for September 2022
Sir Keir Starmer is set to take aim at an “arms race of fantasy economics” from Tory leadership hopefuls, claiming more than £200 billion of… Read More »Starmer criticizes ‘arms race of fantasy economics’ from Tory leader hopefuls
Supermarkets and retailers have been asked to end relationships with soya traders who allegedly continue to buy soya from suppliers contributing to deforestation in Brazil.… Read More »UK supermarkets could still be buying meat linked to deforestation in Brazil, report suggests Environment:
More than one in 10 students are using food banks because they cannot make ends meet during the cost of living crisis, according to a… Read More »One in 10 students turn to food banks in cost of learning crisis Food banks:
Dog owners across the UK have been issued an urgent “silent killer” warning as Brits brace for sizzling temperatures. Forecasters predict a sweltering heatwave with… Read More »RSPCA issues ‘silent killer’ warning to UK dog owners this weekend amid Met Office forecast
