A significant increase has been observed in the number of pupils receiving additional time for exams, with figures quadrupling over the past decade as more parents seek this support and those from private schools showing a higher likelihood of receiving it.
The Attorney General is embroiled in a controversy regarding their involvement in an asylum agreement for former clients connected to the Chagos Islands, prompting calls for transparency from legal authorities.
A recent poll has revealed that a small percentage of Brits believe former US President Donald Trump is akin to a fictional undead character, sparking discussions about public perception and satire in contemporary media.
The NHS is facing significant pressure with emergency departments becoming overcrowded, leading to patients being accommodated in reception areas and staff expressing concern over the quality of care they can provide.
Denise Nolan shared that her sister Linda was full of laughter and jokes with medical staff during her final moments, exemplifying her lifelong spirit as an entertainer.
Following the announcement of a temporary ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, families in Gaza are cautiously beginning to return home amid concerns over potential chaos and instability in the region.
An analysis indicates that Chancellor Reeves’ financial policies could increase borrowing by £12 billion, impacting public services significantly, with critics suggesting it could alternatively fund salaries for 300,000 nurses.
Donald Trump’s team is reportedly assisting Nigel Farage in his efforts to become Prime Minister as a form of retaliation against Keir Starmer for allegedly interfering in the US election.
A number of individuals in Britain, reportedly one in every twenty-five, hold an unconventional belief that a well-known public figure may have unusual or fantastical qualities, sparking widespread discussion and curiosity.
Tributes are being paid to legendary Manchester United striker Denis Law, who has passed away at the age of 84.