Council data breach exposes victim to rapist
A vulnerable victim was forced to flee her home after council officials accidentally revealed her new address to the violent sex attacker who tormented her, in a catastrophic data protection failure.
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UK Government Reveals Major Banking Compensation Shake-Up
The Treasury has announced sweeping reforms to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme that could safeguard millions of British savers and transform banking security.
Colchester research exposes UK business advice failures
Groundbreaking study reveals nearly half of UK businesses receive inadequate professional guidance, with devastating financial consequences for SMEs nationwide.
One Third of UK Firms Hit by Supply Chain Cyber Attacks
New survey reveals alarming surge in supply chain cyber attacks affecting nearly a third of British businesses, with smaller companies becoming prime targets for hackers.
Met Police Gave Harry Protection Despite Court Ruling
The Metropolitan Police furnished Prince Harry with personal protection during his recent London trip, despite his legal defeat over security arrangements. The decision reveals ongoing tensions between royal security protocols and private legal battles.
Nuneaton businessman's epic clapback at vile customer abuse
A Warwickshire businessman has been hailed a hero after his blistering Facebook response to a group of women who launched a vicious campaign of abuse against his young employees, calling their behaviour 'utterly disgusting'.
Foot model sells stinky trainers for £3k a month
A UK foot model has turned her pongy passion into a profitable business, selling her worn-in, smelly trainers to a global clientele of sneaker sniffers for hundreds of pounds a pair.
Cake Shop Loses £1k After Single Fake Review
A family-run cake business in Birmingham faces financial ruin after a single one-star review falsely accusing them of racism causes bookings to collapse overnight.
Council compared child CCTV to Hitler in docs - police investigating
Carmarthenshire Council faces police investigation after comparing child protection CCTV to Hitler's policies in official documents, sparking major privacy concerns.
SPF in Makeup: Why It's Not Enough Sun Protection
Discover the truth about SPF in your foundation and makeup. Dermatologists reveal why it's not enough for full sun protection and how to properly shield your skin from harmful UV rays.
1West launches innovative SME loan platform
Discover how 1West is transforming the lending landscape for small businesses with its cutting-edge financial platform, offering faster approvals and competitive rates.
Raylo Business: Tech Leasing from £2.16/Month
Discover how Raylo Business is revolutionising tech leasing for SMEs with flexible, budget-friendly plans starting at £2.16 per month—no hidden costs!
Ireland plans €1.4bn SME rescue package
The Irish government is evaluating a €1.4bn aid package to assist small and medium-sized businesses impacted by rising costs, with potential measures including grants and commercial rate cuts.
Police probe child marriage after 12-year-old gives birth
Authorities in Brazil are probing a suspected child marriage after a 12-year-old girl reportedly gave birth. The case has sparked outrage and renewed calls for stronger child protection laws.
Tourist outrage after posing with ancient Greek marble
A disrespectful tourist has caused outrage after lifting ancient marble at a historic Greek temple for photos, sparking backlash online and calls for stricter heritage protection.
Radioactive Rhino Horns: South Africa's Anti-Poaching Breakthrough
South Africa is pioneering a bold new strategy to protect rhinos from poachers by injecting radioactive isotopes into their horns, making them easier to detect and trace.
Childcare worker abuse case: 'Too vile to publish'
Disturbing allegations of abuse by a childcare worker have surfaced, with prosecutors describing the details as 'too vile to publish'. The case, shrouded in secrecy for months, has now revealed grim new evidence.
$4.6m meth found hidden in carrots at Texas border
US Customs and Border Protection officers intercepted a massive shipment of methamphetamine cleverly concealed within a shipment of carrots at a Texas border checkpoint.
Surrey Police and Council fail vulnerable children - report
A damning report reveals systemic failures by Surrey Police and local authorities in protecting vulnerable children, leading to calls for urgent reform in family justice.
White rhino population grows in South Africa
Conservation efforts in South Africa have led to a rare increase in white rhino numbers, marking the first rise in a decade, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Common online habit risking Australia's security
Australia's top intelligence official reveals how a common online behaviour is compromising national security. Discover if you're unknowingly part of the problem.
New £10 SPF Wins Over Even the Pickiest Users
Discover the budget-friendly SPF that's winning over even the most selective skincare enthusiasts with its lightweight, non-greasy formula.
US Senate Committee Advances Sharked Act for Marine Protection
The US Senate Committee has voted to advance the Sharked Act, a landmark bill aimed at protecting sharks and marine ecosystems. Here's what you need to know.
Starmer vows to tackle SME late payments crisis
Labour leader Keir Starmer announces bold plans to protect small businesses from crippling late payments, promising stricter enforcement and transparency.
Labour cracks down on late payments to suppliers
The UK government introduces stricter penalties for firms failing to pay suppliers on time, aiming to support small businesses and boost economic fairness.
Sam Faiers criticised over no-sunscreen stance for kids
Reality TV star Sam Faiers faces backlash after admitting her children don't wear sunscreen, claiming SPF brands are 'harmful'. Skin experts condemn her 'dangerous' advice.
River Test granted legal rights in UK conservation first
The River Test, one of England's most iconic chalk streams, has been granted legal rights by Hampshire County Council, marking a landmark moment for environmental protection in the UK.
NT Reintroduces Spit Hoods in Youth Detention
The Northern Territory government has reinstated the use of spit hoods in youth detention centres, sparking renewed debate over human rights and child protection.
RSPB: Europe and Africa must save migratory birds
The RSPB warns that urgent international cooperation is needed to protect migratory birds facing threats across Europe and Africa. Conservation efforts are falling short as key species decline.
Lisa Snowdon's SPF Face Cream Secret
TV presenter Lisa Snowdon reveals her must-have SPF face cream for radiant, protected skin. Discover her beauty secret and why it's essential for your skincare routine.
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