Western leaders have urged Iran to refrain from retaliating against Israel following Israeli airstrikes on military targets, emphasising the need to prevent escalation in the Middle East.
James Lawrence has been imprisoned for nearly 18 years under an Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentence for threatening someone with a starting pistol, and his case highlights broader calls for the review of similar indefinite sentences for relatively minor crimes.
A grieving family has revealed that police missed several chances to stop a man who murdered two women in 16 months, leading to accusations of inadequate disclosure under Clare’s Law.
An Afghan pilot who fled the Taliban and was initially denied asylum in the UK has been reunited with his family after a successful campaign supported by the newspaper.
The NHS has issued warnings over the shortages of nine key medications vital for the treatment of conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and ADHD, prompting a crisis as patients, GPs, parents, and carers search for any available supplies.
Rachel Reeves is facing a significant financial challenge in compensating victims of government injustices, cover-ups, and medical scandals, with a £47 billion bill revealed by the National Audit Office.
The head of the probation watchdog has issued a warning that 97% of the service is failing, raising concerns about its ability to cope with the early release of thousands of prisoners as the government aims to ease overcrowding.
The UK’s nursing regulator is under scrutiny for allegedly allowing thousands of trainee nurses to work in hospitals without completing necessary training, despite warnings issued three years ago.
According to research by Techne UK, 40 per cent of young people aged between 18 and 34 and eligible to vote will not participate in the upcoming 4 July election, citing disillusionment with political parties and their handling of critical issues such as Brexit, housing, and tuition fees.
