A journalist is being remembered for her dedication to press freedom and truth after losing her life in an incident at a hospital, highlighting ongoing concerns about the safety of reporters and the importance of upholding international protections for journalism.
The government is introducing tougher measures against so-called honour crime in response to public concern and recent high-profile cases, aiming to improve protection for those at risk and raise awareness across key agencies.
An Albanian smuggler claims the Government could halt small-boat Channel crossings overnight, but alleges Labour is unwilling to act because it relies on a cheap migrant workforce.
MPs have expressed concern over a significant increase in online harassment and threats linked to discussions surrounding immigration, noting that the levels now exceed those experienced during the Brexit debate.
Prince Andrew is expected to face renewed public scrutiny and potential embarrassment due to the forthcoming publication of a memoir by one of Jeffrey Epstein’s accusers, which reportedly contains fresh and detailed allegations.
The PM is under increasing pressure to take stronger control over the handling of asylum claims, as widespread concerns grow among colleagues and the public about the effectiveness of current policies.
Britain is experiencing an unusually warm and dry August Bank Holiday, with temperatures reaching levels higher than those in Morocco, marking the second warmest holiday of its kind in sixty years.
Victims have voiced strong criticism of Ghislaine Maxwell’s statements, disputing her account and expressing outrage over the portrayal of events connected to the scandal.
Private equity firms are facing a profitability crisis, resulting in widespread discounts as they struggle to sell ageing assets and attract new investment amid increased competition and market difficulties.
