The safety protocol, named after a young patient who died in 2021, will ensure families have access to urgent second opinions.

The Taxpayers’ Alliance said local councils own almost 2 million art pieces, but only 28 percent are on display, despite several councils declaring bankruptcy.

Experts said there has been little change since the Skills and Post-16 Education Bill became law in 2022, with essay mills still running from overseas.

The shadow chancellor made the promise and said there’s no going back to ‘austerity,’ but did not rule out spending cuts.

Under the plan, 18 year olds will be required to join the military for a year or help out local emergency services or charities in weekends.

The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill was among those that cleared Parliament ahead of dissolution amid a warning that the reforms are ’suboptimal.’

Almost 80 Conservative MPs have said they will not seek re-election, breaking the record of 72 who quit prior to Sir Tony Blair’s 1997 landslide win for Labour.

Staff reported a surge in theft and damage of the newspapers amid concerns about the CCP’s control of overseas Chinese people.

Seven parliamentarians and human rights groups called on a review of London Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office after an employee was accused of spying.

Thames Valley Police is currently treating the death as ‘unexplained’ and called on those with information to come forward.