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Online Safety Bill to be strengthened with more offences brought into scope
The Online Safety Bill has been strengthened with the addition of a number of new criminal offences to force social medi...
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Prime Minister expected to praise Queen’s ‘tireless service’
The Prime Minister is expected to praise the Queen’s “tireless service” and “historic reign” as the monarch’...
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Union’s fury over £500 pandemic thank-you payments to highly paid staff
Health and social care staff are “furious” that more than £3 million of thank-you payments were given to some of th...
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Decapitated skeletons among more than 400 bodies exhumed from Roman cemetery
Around 40 beheaded skeletons are among 425 bodies exhumed by HS2 archaeologists in a large Roman cemetery discovered on ...
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£3m funding to help families enduring cost of living pressures stay together
Families with children at risk of going into care or with experience of care will share in £3 million of cash support t...
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Wales to plant woodlands in memory of people who died in Covid pandemic
Three woodlands are to be created in Wales in memory of those who have died from coronavirus during the pandemic....
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Competition to find new ‘home of the railways’ launched
A competition has been launched to find the new “home of the railways”....
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PCR tests surpass 15 million mark in Scotland
Health Secretary Humza Yousaf says reaching 15 million tests is a “major milestone”...
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London Underground workers back strike action in row over jobs and pay
The RMT union say around 10,000 members will walk out on the 1st and 3rd of March...