England’s Social Housing Crisis: 1.5 Million New Homes, But Thousands Still Waiting
England faces a severe housing crisis, with over a million families and individuals on waiting lists for social homes. Despite ambitious plans to build 1.5
England faces a severe housing crisis, with over a million families and individuals on waiting lists for social homes. Despite ambitious plans to build 1.5
This week, the SNP Party Conference is taking place in Aberdeen and a potential second independence referendum is high on the agenda. Since Humza Yousaf
Based on data from the Trussell Trust, food banks across Cambridgeshire have given out their highest ever number of food parcels in 2022-2023. Figures show
Data released by Trussell Trust, a charity working to end the need for food banks in the United Kingdom, has shown that food bank usage
Humza Yousaf becomes the first Muslim First Minister of Scotland.
In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the wide-ranging and severe impact on healthcare provision and services in Scotland has encouraged the NHS in Scotland
In an apparent attempt to reclaim “wrongful payments”, DWP have launched a controversial scheme to reclaim £500m that was handed out in pandemic benefit payments.
Bicycle Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company pioneering the development of a novel class of medicines known as Bicycle® molecules. These fully synthetic peptides are
On 10th March 2025, Cherie Blair CBE KC joined an International Women’s Day Reception at the Speaker’s State Apartments hosted by Chamber UK and 50:50
The closure of Heathrow Airport, one of the world’s busiest airports caused by a fire at North Hyde electrical substation in Hayes has affected thousands
As the cost of repairing Britain’s pothole-ridden roads nears £17 billion, AI could offer a smarter, more sustainable approach to tackling the crisis.
Rupert Lowe’s dramatic fallout with Reform UK highlights the growing pains of insurgent political movements. Once a key figure in the party’s Westminster breakthrough, he now finds himself in open conflict with Nigel Farage, facing allegations he denies and considering legal action. His suspension raises pressing questions about Reform’s future, the stability of its leadership, and whether a by-election in Great Yarmouth could shake up the UK’s political landscape.
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