Police have issued warnings regarding potential mass arrests at a planned protest by Palestine Action, with concerns about public order and safety leading to heightened security measures and legal enforcement in the event of disturbances.
There are claims that Iran is collaborating with the Taliban to obtain and use sensitive information from a lost database, which jeopardises the safety of UK intelligence personnel.
Lucy Letby was reportedly seen socialising at a wedding while on bail, sparking criticism and public outrage.
The rail infrastructure is facing significant disruptions due to embankments being affected by the lack of rain, raising concerns about the stability and reliability of train services around the country.
Tesla is incentivising its CEO with a $30 billion stock award amid potential threats of his departure, aiming to secure his focus and leadership on the company’s future amidst various market challenges.
Universities that record significant numbers of overseas students seeking asylum face losing access to tuition fee revenue and the right to sponsor new international applicants, as ministers move to close a perceived loophole in the migration system while protecting public funds and upholding visa compliance.
A nationwide shortage of blood has been averted after thousands of volunteers swiftly booked donations in response to an appeal, ensuring hospitals now have stable supplies for patients across the country.
Government data show that asbestos exposure in MoD accommodation, ships and vehicles has led to nine times more veteran deaths than combat with the Taliban, sparking renewed condemnation of safety failings and inadequate compensation for those affected.
The FCA has set out a redress scheme that could hand millions of motorists average payouts of about £950 after lenders were found to have inflated car finance costs via discretionary commission arrangements, with total compensation potentially running to tens of billions and firms told to overhaul their practices by October.
