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.
At Energy UK’s conference today, Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, Ed Miliband, outlined a transformative vision for the UK’s energy future. He emphasised the need for a rapid transition to clean energy, positioning it as a solution to the intertwined challenges of climate change, energy security, and economic stability.
Josh MacAlister MP writes: When I chaired the Government’s Independent Review of Children’s Social Care in 2022 it became clear to me that children’s social care needs a complete reset.
Confirmation that the government wants to extend the indoor smoking ban to outdoor spaces, including beer gardens, has provoked anger and a sense of déjà vu among opponents of the plan.
Piers Thompson, a key community figure, shared his insights into the ongoing struggle for justice and the impact on the Grenfell community.
The UK’s fibre broadband market has grown quickly, thanks to competition from smaller providers known as altnets. However, this growth has also led to challenges, such as overlapping networks and increased costs. Ofcom now faces the task of balancing the need for continued investment and innovation with ensuring fair competition and preventing inefficiencies as it plans its next regulatory review.
As was covered in a previous article, Labour stated that they wanted to see a ceasefire upon coming to power. Biden claimed last week that a ceasefire is “closer than it ever has been”. Will a ceasefire occur and what does it mean for the UK?
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