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UK Royal Navy Passes Through Taiwan Strait, Angers China
The UK said the deployment is ‘in full compliance with international law.’
Doctor Who Spoke out Against COVID-19 Vaccines Faces Being Struck Off for Misconduct
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.
Assisted Suicide Bill Passes in UK
Several MPs who opposed the bill argued during the debate that the proposed legislation was rushed and it remains unsafe.
Cancer Charity Warns of Risks Around Weight Loss Jabs
Macmillan urged caution as questions grow over the safety of weight loss drugs for cancer patients.
Students Should Prepare to Be Offended at University, Says Watchdog in Free Speech Recommendations
Universities should show a ‘high tolerance’ for lawful speech, with a ’strong presumption' in favour of permitting it, the Office for Students said.
Chinese Student Who Raped 10 Women Is Sentenced to 24 Years in Prison
Zhenhao Zou, 28, was jailed for life and labelled ‘one of the most prolific predators.’
Concerns Remain over Potential Loopholes in Assisted Suicide Bill as MPs Ready for Major Vote
The bill’s sponsor, Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, has said she is confident it will pass in the final stage in the House of Commons and will progress to the Lords.
UK Interest Rates Kept on Hold With Bank Alert to ‘Highly Unpredictable’ World
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee decided to keep rates unchanged at 4.25 percent.
David Lammy Heads to US for Crisis Talks Over Israel–Iran Conflict
The foreign secretary will meet counterpart Marco Rubio in Washington, D.C. on Thursday.
Rejecting Chinese From Security Jobs Not Racist, UK Tribunal Rules
The ruling comes after a Chinese scientist, Tianlin Xu, accused a British artificial intelligence company, Binary AI, of racism, after she was not hired.
DNA Testing Firm 23andMe Handed £2.3 Million Fine Over Security Failures
The Information Commissioner called the breach, which exposed the personal information of 155,000 people in the UK, ‘profoundly damaging.’
Transport Secretary Calls HS2 Project ‘Appalling Mess’ as 2033 Target Abandoned
Billions of pounds in taxpayer funds have been lost to shifting project plans, weak contracts, and poor oversight, Heidi Alexander told Parliament.
Starmer Suggests Visa Clampdown for Countries Failing to Cooperate on Illegal Immigration
The prime minister made the comments as French police deployed more robust tactics on its beaches in an attempt to stop illegal migrants crossing the Channel.
British Lawmakers Vote to Decriminalise Abortion at Any Point Until Birth
Women faced possible life imprisonment if they decided to end a pregnancy after 24 weeks under the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act.
Rise in Gender Certificates Comes Amid Debate on Privacy and Legislation
Gender Recognition Certificate applications triple in five years as more young people seek legal gender change.
UK Inflation Higher Than Forecast in May Amid Rising Food Prices
The rate of Consumer Prices Index inflation fell to 3.4 percent in May from 3.5 percent in April, the Office for National Statistics said.
7 in 10 Back Dropping Assisted Suicide Bill in Favour of Improving Palliative Care: Poll
Some 60 percent also agreed with former Prime Minister Gordon Brown that the NHS was at its ‘lowest ebb’ and that it was not the right time to change the law.
Ban Dogs From Medical Research in 1st Step of Phasing Out Animal Experimentation, MPs Hear
The debate comes after a number of U.S. government agencies announced they were phasing out the use of mammals in their experiments.
UK Royal Navy Passes Through Taiwan Strait, Angers China
The UK said the deployment is ‘in full compliance with international law.’
Doctor Who Spoke out Against COVID-19 Vaccines Faces Being Struck Off for Misconduct
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.
Assisted Suicide Bill Passes in UK
Several MPs who opposed the bill argued during the debate that the proposed legislation was rushed and it remains unsafe.
Cancer Charity Warns of Risks Around Weight Loss Jabs
Macmillan urged caution as questions grow over the safety of weight loss drugs for cancer patients.
Students Should Prepare to Be Offended at University, Says Watchdog in Free Speech Recommendations
Universities should show a ‘high tolerance’ for lawful speech, with a ’strong presumption' in favour of permitting it, the Office for Students said.
Chinese Student Who Raped 10 Women Is Sentenced to 24 Years in Prison
Zhenhao Zou, 28, was jailed for life and labelled ‘one of the most prolific predators.’
Concerns Remain over Potential Loopholes in Assisted Suicide Bill as MPs Ready for Major Vote
The bill’s sponsor, Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, has said she is confident it will pass in the final stage in the House of Commons and will progress to the Lords.
UK Interest Rates Kept on Hold With Bank Alert to ‘Highly Unpredictable’ World
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee decided to keep rates unchanged at 4.25 percent.
David Lammy Heads to US for Crisis Talks Over Israel–Iran Conflict
The foreign secretary will meet counterpart Marco Rubio in Washington, D.C. on Thursday.
Rejecting Chinese From Security Jobs Not Racist, UK Tribunal Rules
The ruling comes after a Chinese scientist, Tianlin Xu, accused a British artificial intelligence company, Binary AI, of racism, after she was not hired.
DNA Testing Firm 23andMe Handed £2.3 Million Fine Over Security Failures
The Information Commissioner called the breach, which exposed the personal information of 155,000 people in the UK, ‘profoundly damaging.’
Transport Secretary Calls HS2 Project ‘Appalling Mess’ as 2033 Target Abandoned
Billions of pounds in taxpayer funds have been lost to shifting project plans, weak contracts, and poor oversight, Heidi Alexander told Parliament.
Starmer Suggests Visa Clampdown for Countries Failing to Cooperate on Illegal Immigration
The prime minister made the comments as French police deployed more robust tactics on its beaches in an attempt to stop illegal migrants crossing the Channel.
British Lawmakers Vote to Decriminalise Abortion at Any Point Until Birth
Women faced possible life imprisonment if they decided to end a pregnancy after 24 weeks under the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act.
Rise in Gender Certificates Comes Amid Debate on Privacy and Legislation
Gender Recognition Certificate applications triple in five years as more young people seek legal gender change.
UK Inflation Higher Than Forecast in May Amid Rising Food Prices
The rate of Consumer Prices Index inflation fell to 3.4 percent in May from 3.5 percent in April, the Office for National Statistics said.
7 in 10 Back Dropping Assisted Suicide Bill in Favour of Improving Palliative Care: Poll
Some 60 percent also agreed with former Prime Minister Gordon Brown that the NHS was at its ‘lowest ebb’ and that it was not the right time to change the law.
Ban Dogs From Medical Research in 1st Step of Phasing Out Animal Experimentation, MPs Hear
The debate comes after a number of U.S. government agencies announced they were phasing out the use of mammals in their experiments.