Human Bones for Sale: The Shocking Online Trade Exposed
A Guardian investigation uncovers the alarming and unregulated rise in the online market for human bones and remains, raising serious ethical and legal questions in the UK and beyond.
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Fatah in secret Hezbollah talks, defying Palestinian Authority
In a major shift, the Palestinian Fatah movement has held unprecedented talks with the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah in Beirut, challenging the Palestinian Authority's official stance and potentially reshaping regional alliances.
British Racing Mourns Top Administrator Fiona Carlin
The British horseracing industry is in shock following the sudden death of revered senior administrator Fiona Carlin. Colleagues and friends remember a 'truly special' and 'brilliant' figure who made an immeasurable contribution to the sport.
13 Councils Accused of 'Human Dumping' in Epping Hotel Row
A massive political row has erupted after 13 London boroughs were accused of 'human dumping' for housing hundreds of asylum seekers in a single Epping Forest hotel, leaving the local council with a multi-million pound bill and strained public services.
Sanex ad banned in UK for 'problematic' black skin portrayal
The UK's advertising regulator has banned a Sanex shower gel commercial, ruling its portrayal of black skin as a 'problem' to be solved is harmful and perpetuates negative stereotypes. The ASA's landmark decision marks a significant step in combating raci
Farage Wins Legal Battle Against NatWest in Debanking Scandal
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage triumphs in High Court, forcing NatWest and the FCA to disclose crucial documents related to the closure of his Coutts account, in a major victory for free speech and banking transparency.
IPSA blocks Jarrow MP's move to larger Commons office
MP for Jarrow Kate Osborne denied permission to use a larger parliamentary office, reigniting debate over MPs' working conditions and resources.
Israel revokes Australian reps' visas in diplomatic row
Israel's Foreign Minister cancels visas for Australian envoys to the Palestinian Authority, escalating tensions amid ongoing diplomatic disputes.
Israel revokes Australian diplomats' visas
Tensions flare as Israel revokes visas for Australian diplomats amid allegations of support for the Palestinian Authority, sparking a diplomatic standoff.
CMA reviews NI grocery market over pricing fears
The Competition and Markets Authority launches an in-depth review of Northern Ireland's grocery sector amid fears of unfair pricing and competition issues.
CMA investigates Premier Foods' Twinings sale
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is investigating Premier Foods' sale of the Twinings tea brand, citing potential competition issues in the hot beverages market.
Shergar Cup jockeys banned by BHA
The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) has banned several jockeys from the Shergar Cup due to alleged breaches of racing rules. Here's what we know so far.
Trump urges National Guard deployment in Washington DC
Former US President Donald Trump urges the deployment of the National Guard in Washington DC following escalating protests, sparking debate over federal authority and public safety.
Scientists trace origins of 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic
Researchers have made a breakthrough in understanding the origins of the deadly 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic by analysing preserved lung tissue samples from victims.
HMRC criticised over 'guilt-tripping' diversity seminar
The UK tax authority, HMRC, has come under fire for a controversial diversity seminar that allegedly used 'guilt-tripping' tactics. Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch has publicly criticised the approach, sparking a wider debate on workplace inclusivity tra
Spain: Muslim religious celebrations banned from public facilities
A local authority in Spain has ignited controversy by prohibiting Muslims from using public spaces for religious events, raising concerns over discrimination and religious freedom.
Year-long wait for UK motor finance payouts
Motorists across the UK could be waiting over a year for compensation as a major legal battle over unfair motor finance deals reaches the Supreme Court. The Competition and Markets Authority reveals delays in resolving the issue.
Supreme Court backs FCA in financial promotions case
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Financial Conduct Authority in a high-profile case against legal firms over unauthorised financial promotions.
Supreme Court backs FCA in lawyers' case
The UK Supreme Court has upheld the Financial Conduct Authority's authority in a significant case involving legal professionals, reinforcing regulatory oversight in the financial sector.
Supreme Court rules in favour of financial watchdog FCA
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a high-profile case, reinforcing its regulatory powers over financial disputes.
Supreme Court upholds FCA powers in landmark case
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a high-profile case, reinforcing its regulatory powers over financial disputes.
Andrea Long Chu’s 'Authority': A Provocative Must-Read
Andrea Long Chu's latest collection, 'Authority: Essays on Being Right,' delivers razor-sharp insights into contemporary power structures, identity, and the politics of being correct.
Supreme Court rules against FCA in landmark case
The UK Supreme Court has overturned a decision by the Financial Conduct Authority, marking a significant legal precedent for financial regulation.
ASA warns Meta over misleading Facebook ads
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has issued a warning to Meta, demanding stricter controls on misleading financial promotions on Facebook.
FCA CEO's £5.4m pay gap sparks controversy
Nikhil Rathi, CEO of the Financial Conduct Authority, faces backlash as his salary exceeds the average UK CEO pay by £5.4 million, sparking debates on financial fairness.
FCA CEO's £120k bonus sparks controversy
Nikhil Rathi, CEO of the Financial Conduct Authority, has come under fire for accepting a £120,000 bonus while the financial watchdog faces criticism over its handling of key regulatory issues.
Corbyn attacks govt over Birmingham Council crisis
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn criticises the government's handling of Birmingham City Council's financial crisis, calling for urgent action to protect essential services.
HSBC fined £6.2m over deposit protection failures
HSBC has been hit with a £6.2 million fine by the Financial Conduct Authority for failing to protect customer deposits adequately. The bank's errors affected over 99% of eligible accounts.
FCA warns banks and insurers over customer protection
The Financial Conduct Authority has issued a stark warning to banks and insurers, demanding immediate improvements in how they treat vulnerable customers and handle complaints.
Homeowner furious after council hacks down garden trees
A homeowner was left outraged after council workers hacked down trees in his garden without warning, destroying years of privacy and natural beauty.
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