Rachel Roberts is a London-based journalist with a background in local then national news. She focuses on health and education stories and has a particular interest in vaccines and issues impacting children.
Mounjaro is the first weight-loss drug that family doctors can prescribe directly to patients meeting strict criteria, with demand expected to exceed supply.
GP David Cartland said he was targeted by 77th Brigade accounts in strident online debates, with his barrister warning history could ‘prove him right’ on jabs.
Religious groups and some MPs claim that public support for ending non-stunned killing of animals is motivated partly by Islamophobia and anti-Semitism.
Author Matt Goodwin says ’scale and pace‘ of demographic change is ’unsettling' not only for white British people, but for many within minority groups as well.
An inquest into the death of Stephen Chamberlain, Lynch’s co-defendant in a U.S. fraud case, hears the ’safety conscious’ runner was killed crossing a road.
Intervention over mother jailed for inciting racial hatred follows Vice President JD Vance’s warning that freedom of expression in the UK is ‘in retreat.’
One of the Darlington nurses, Karen Danson, said that having to change alongside a trans-identified male colleague triggered memories of childhood sexual abuse.
Trial of banned drugs is due to begin despite the ruling, which campaigners say means the premise for treating gender dysphoria in children has ‘fallen away.’
A rape crisis centre, theatres, museums, and London ladies’ pond continue to allow trans-identifying males access to women’s spaces, despite legal clarity.
Mounjaro is the first weight-loss drug that family doctors can prescribe directly to patients meeting strict criteria, with demand expected to exceed supply.
GP David Cartland said he was targeted by 77th Brigade accounts in strident online debates, with his barrister warning history could ‘prove him right’ on jabs.
Religious groups and some MPs claim that public support for ending non-stunned killing of animals is motivated partly by Islamophobia and anti-Semitism.
Author Matt Goodwin says ’scale and pace‘ of demographic change is ’unsettling' not only for white British people, but for many within minority groups as well.
An inquest into the death of Stephen Chamberlain, Lynch’s co-defendant in a U.S. fraud case, hears the ’safety conscious’ runner was killed crossing a road.
Intervention over mother jailed for inciting racial hatred follows Vice President JD Vance’s warning that freedom of expression in the UK is ‘in retreat.’
One of the Darlington nurses, Karen Danson, said that having to change alongside a trans-identified male colleague triggered memories of childhood sexual abuse.
Trial of banned drugs is due to begin despite the ruling, which campaigners say means the premise for treating gender dysphoria in children has ‘fallen away.’
A rape crisis centre, theatres, museums, and London ladies’ pond continue to allow trans-identifying males access to women’s spaces, despite legal clarity.