Defence companies have ceased attending university careers fairs and similar events due to security concerns over potential protests, raising fears about staff safety and the risk of global threats, with firms expressing anxiety over being targeted by demonstrators.
A whistleblower from a rival unit has alleged that the SAS engaged in unlawful actions against Afghan civilians, prompting an inquiry into the conduct and policies of the British military during operations.
Britain is experiencing a significant Arctic weather event with temperatures plummeting to -20C, prompting concerns for the health and safety of vulnerable populations across the country.
McDonald’s is facing legal action from 700 current and former staff members over serious allegations of misconduct within the company, prompting a review of corporate practices and accountability.
Mark Zuckerberg’s decision to remove fact-checking on Facebook before upcoming elections in the interest of “free speech” has led to significant concern over the potential spread of misinformation on the platform.
Brian Blessed shares humorous and exaggerated advice on evading mythical yetis by suggesting swift retreat when faced with such an encounter.
Several hospitals have declared ‘critical incidents’ as the flu season worsens, with up to 5,000 beds occupied daily and waits of up to 50 hours reported due to the escalation in flu cases.
Major social media companies are pushing back against new UK and EU online safety regulations, with leading figures like Zuckerberg and Musk criticising the measures as hindrances to free speech and pledging to ease restrictions despite concerns over potential online risks.
Meta has decided to scale back its fact-checking operations, as Mark Zuckerberg seeks to improve relations with Trump, concluding US third-party monitoring and refocusing on ‘free expression’ values.
Labour has faced criticism for a controversial TikTok video promoting a song that includes themes seen as inappropriate and harmful, leading to an apology from the party.