Police Officer Dismissed for Gross Misconduct in Whitley Bay
A Northumbria Police officer has been dismissed without notice after a disciplinary panel found he used excessive force and breached professional standards during an arrest in Whitley Bay.
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Nurse struck off for targeting vulnerable women on dating apps
Exclusive: Mental health nurse John Chukwunonso Iwuh has been removed from the register for gross misconduct after exploiting his professional position to target patients on dating platforms, in a serious breach of trust.
I Ate The UK's Best Fish & Chips - My Verdict
An exclusive taste test of the 2024 UK's Best Fish & Chips winner. Discover if the champion chippy in Cromer lives up to the hype, from batter to chips and everything in between.
Cop sacked for stealing underwear caught on own bodycam
A Hertfordshire Constabulary officer has been dismissed after his own body-worn video captured him stealing a pair of women's underwear from a property he was searching. The shocking breach of trust was described as 'appalling' by the force's Deputy Chief
Queensland Corruption: 33% Witnessed It, 54% Silent
A damning report from Queensland's corruption watchdog reveals a deep-seated culture of silence, with 33% of public servants witnessing corruption and 54% failing to report it. Discover the alarming findings and the call for urgent reform.
Prison officer sacked over inmate phone sex scandal
A prison officer was caught having explicit phone conversations with a high-risk inmate, leading to her dismissal and a misconduct hearing.
Police sacked over Stephen Reardon death probe failures
Two police officers from Devon and Cornwall have been dismissed following a misconduct hearing over their handling of the investigation into the death of Stephen Reardon.
NCA investigates Rotherham police abuse scandal
The National Crime Agency has taken over the probe into alleged historic sex abuse by police officers in Rotherham, marking a significant escalation in the case.
Australia weighs copyright reform for AI advancement
The Productivity Commission proposes a new copyright exception for text and data mining, sparking debate between tech progress and creator rights.
UK Copyright Reform for AI: Productivity Commission Report
A new report urges the UK to modernise copyright laws to facilitate text and data mining for AI development, balancing innovation with creator rights.
Gwent Police officer dismissed for misconduct
A Gwent Police officer has been dismissed for gross misconduct after forming an inappropriate relationship with a vulnerable woman he met on duty.
Police Officer Faces Misconduct Hearing Over Force Allegations
An Avon and Somerset Police officer is under investigation for allegedly using excessive force during an arrest in Bridgwater, with a misconduct hearing set to determine the outcome.
Queensland construction needs reset for housing and Olympics
The Queensland Productivity Commission calls for a radical reset of the construction sector to address housing shortages and ensure successful delivery of the 2032 Olympics.
EU probes Just Eat-Takeaway.com merger
The European Commission has launched an in-depth investigation into Just Eat's planned acquisition of Takeaway.com, citing competition concerns in the food delivery market.
Police officer jailed for assaulting colleagues
Former Avon and Somerset Police officer Oliver Banwell sentenced to four years for sexually assaulting female colleagues while on duty.
Bradford named UK's fish and chip capital
A new study has uncovered the UK's ultimate fish and chip hotspot, with surprising results. Find out which city takes the crown for the most chippies per person!
Virgin Australia faces legal battle over Brisbane layoffs
Virgin Australia workers in Brisbane challenge their sudden redundancies, claiming unfair dismissal as the airline faces scrutiny from the Fair Work Commission.
Trump calls von der Leyen "Germany's most hated"
Former US President Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, calling her Germany's 'most hated' politician. The remarks come amid growing transatlantic tensions and ahead of critical EU elections.
Swinney urges stronger UK-EU ties post-Brexit
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney calls for closer collaboration between the UK and EU during a meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, highlighting shared challenges and opportunities.
Trump urges EU to block Scotland’s bid to rejoin
Former US President Donald Trump has reportedly advised the European Commission to reject Scotland’s potential bid to rejoin the EU, sparking political backlash.
FWC rules on return-to-office mandates
The Fair Work Commission has issued a landmark decision on return-to-office policies, balancing employer mandates with employee flexibility. Discover the implications for Australia's workforce.
Police officer jailed for assault in custody
A former Devon and Cornwall Police officer has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for assaulting a vulnerable woman while she was in custody. The incident, described as a 'gross breach of trust,' occurred in St Austell.
Suffolk Police officer suspended over misconduct claims
A Suffolk police officer has been suspended following serious misconduct allegations, as an independent investigation unfolds. Details inside.
Police officer dismissed for gross misconduct
A police officer from Avon and Somerset has been dismissed following a gross misconduct hearing over inappropriate conduct with a vulnerable woman.
NSW Housing Commission Faces Backlash Over Evictions
A tribunal in New South Wales has ruled against the Housing Commission's aggressive eviction tactics, sparking outrage among tenants and advocates.
Geldof slams Blair over broken Africa promises
Music legend and activist Bob Geldof has launched a scathing attack on former PM Tony Blair, accusing him of abandoning the goals of the Commission for Africa and failing millions in need.
Water Commission demands Ofwat reform
The Independent Water Commission has urged a major overhaul of Ofwat, proposing an integrated regulator to address systemic issues in the water sector.
Kirkcaldy nurse struck off for misconduct
A Fife nurse has been removed from the nursing register after misconduct involving a vulnerable patient, as ruled by the Nursing and Midwifery Council.
Police officer faces misconduct hearing over road rage
A police officer from Avon and Somerset Police is under investigation for misconduct following an alleged road rage incident in Tiverton. The case has drawn attention from local authorities and the public.
UK equality watchdog faces reform calls after court ruling
The Equality and Human Rights Commission faces scrutiny as Labour demands urgent reforms following a landmark Supreme Court decision on parliamentary privilege.
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