Social enterprises say hardworking front-line staff have not received one-off payments agreed last May. Source link
Read More »What is an American XL bully and why are they being banned?
Image source, PA MediaImage caption, American bullies have been involved in a series of attacks By Matt Murphy & Jennifer Clarke BBC News New rules for owning American XL bully dogs come into force in Scotland on Friday. The measures, which include making it an offence to breed or sell …
Read More »Gaza family take legal action against Home Office
A man whose children caught hepatitis from the conditions in Gaza wants them to join him in the UK. Source link
Read More »Taylor Swift: V&A museum seeks super fan to be official adviser
Museum director Dr Tristram Hunt said: “These new advisory roles will help us celebrate and discover more about the enormous, and often surprising, creative diversity on offer at the V&A, as well as helping us to learn more about the design stories that are relevant to our audiences today.” Source …
Read More »Energy bills expected to fall as new Ofgem price cap is announced
“To help counteract the higher fuel costs in winter, prepayment customers should be topping up their meter more than is needed during the summer, when energy usage is lower, to build up a credit reserve,” said Matthew Cole, head of Fuel Bank Foundation, a charity offering emergency help to prepayment …
Read More »The Papers: 'Two years of lunacy' and possible 'new Brexit deal'
A variety of stories make the front pages today, including the two-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Source link
Read More »Right-wingers need a bigger bazooka, Truss tells US
The UK’s shortest-serving PM was speaking at the US’s biggest annual gathering of conservatives. Source link
Read More »Couple appeal for help getting baby out of warzone
A Northern Ireland family appeal for urgent help to get their surrogate baby out of Ukraine. Source link
Read More »Dementia campaigner dies after writing final blog
Wendy Mitchell was diagnosed with early-onset dementia in 2014. Source link
Read More »Anti-Muslim cases surge in UK since Hamas attacks
A charity says there have been 2,010 Islamophobic incidents in the last four months. Source link
Read More »Homes sought for kittens thrown from car
Four kittens were dumped near Herdings Park Woods in Sheffield, the RSPCA says. Source link
Read More »Residents of evacuated tower block return home
People are returning to Barton House in Bristol following the go-ahead from structural engineers. Source link
Read More »Waste firm fined after cyanide leak kills fish
The liquid escaped from a ruptured tank into nearby ponds, killing hundreds of fish. Source link
Read More »Small boat smuggling gang 'dismantled' by police
Nineteen members of a criminal network operating in the English Channel were arrested, investigators said. Source link
Read More »Four people rescued from sinking fishing boat on the Argyll coast
Four fishermen have been rescued after their boat sank off the Argyll coast. The Oban RNLI lifeboat, a rescue helicopter and a local work boat went to the aid of the vessel off the Garvellach islands after it began taking on water on Wednesday afternoon. Initially it was thought the …
Read More »Cumbrian castle's secret wartime art mission
The castle protected hundreds of valuable paintings from the Tate during the World War Two. Source link
Read More »Woman helped case gallery before £3.5m tiara theft
Kelly Duong is spared jail after she admitted her role in a burglary plot at the Harley Gallery. Source link
Read More »Thousands displaced after unexploded bomb found
The city council says 1,219 properties have been evacuated and an estimated 3,250 people displaced. Source link
Read More »Cordon around unexploded WW2 bomb in Plymouth extended
Cordon around unexploded WW2 bomb in Plymouth extended – BBC News BreakingBreaking news Close breaking news Summary A cordon around an unexploded World War Two bomb in Plymouth has been expanded from 09:00 GMT on Thursday The exclusion zone widened from 200m (656ft) to 309m (1,014ft) Plymouth City Council said …
Read More »Cordon around unexploded WW2 bomb in Plymouth extended
Cordon around unexploded WW2 bomb in Plymouth extended – BBC News BreakingBreaking news Close breaking news Summary A cordon around an unexploded World War Two bomb in Plymouth has been expanded from 09:00 GMT on Thursday The exclusion zone widened from 200m (656ft) to 309m (1,014ft) Plymouth City Council said …
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