Illegal horn use could cost UK drivers £1,000 fine
Millions of UK motorists risk hefty fines for improper horn use. Learn the Highway Code rules to avoid a £1,000 penalty and points on your licence for this common driving offence.
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US & UN Forge Ambitious Gaza Reconstruction Blueprint
Exclusive details emerge on a major US-UN backed initiative for Gaza's recovery, focusing on humanitarian aid, infrastructure, and long-term stability, set to be a central topic at the upcoming UN General Assembly.
UK drivers warned: School run mistakes could cost £2,500
Millions of UK parents risk massive fines and penalty points for everyday school run errors. Experts reveal the 12 most common illegal behaviours that could cost you dearly.
Angela Rayner confronted by Cornish government campaigners
Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner was confronted in Cornwall by activists demanding a Cornish assembly, highlighting the growing devolution debate in the UK.
Green Party Overtakes Lib Dems in London Assembly Shock
The Green Party has made significant gains in the London Assembly, overtaking the Liberal Democrats and challenging Labour's dominance in the capital, signalling a major shift in the city's political landscape.
London Assembly condemns The Sun's 'racist' headline
The London Assembly has formally censured The Sun newspaper for its controversial 'Go Back to Africa' front page, branding it a deliberate attempt to sow division and inflame racial tensions in the capital.
Australia's Multi-Million Pound Indigenous Treaty Costs Exposed
Exclusive investigation uncovers the colossal taxpayer-funded bill for Australian state-level Indigenous treaties, with Victoria alone spending millions on its contentious negotiation framework.
Green Party Wins Historic Seat in UK Parliament
The Green Party celebrates a landmark victory as co-leader Carla Denyer wins the Bristol Central seat, marking a significant shift in the UK's political landscape and challenging Labour's dominance.
Jan Moore: Westminster's 'Accidental Architect' Dies at 73
Tribute to the pioneering Commons clerk Jan Moore, whose behind-the-scenes work was instrumental in shaping the UK's devolution settlements and modernising parliamentary procedures.
Prime Video Announces 'The Assembly' With Stellar UK Cast
Amazon's Prime Video announces 'The Assembly,' a gripping new original series starring Jason Watkins, Gwyneth Keyworth, and Clare-Hope Ashitey. This high-concept thriller promises to explore the dark side of scientific discovery and its human cost. Filmin
California Mandates Minimum Wage for Uber and Lyft Drivers
In a historic move, California's government has mandated a minimum wage and benefits for gig economy drivers, setting a new precedent for worker rights in the state.
US Denies Visa to Palestinian UN Envoy, Barring Assembly Attendance
The United States has blocked a visa for the Palestinian Authority's UN envoy, preventing his attendance at the General Assembly. The move sparks accusations of political interference and raises tensions in a critical diplomatic period.
US revokes Palestinian diplomat's visa before UN vote
In a controversial move, the US has revoked the visa of the Palestinian UN envoy, a decision seen as an attempt to pressure Palestine ahead of a key UN General Assembly vote on its status. The action has drawn sharp criticism from rights groups.
French PM Bayrou survives no-confidence vote in close call
Centrist Prime Minister François Bayrou narrowly survives a parliamentary confidence vote, securing 273 votes in favour amidst political turmoil over France's controversial education reforms.
UK drivers face £5,000 fines for loud car music
Millions of UK motorists risk hefty fines under new noise pollution laws targeting loud music and excessive engine revving. Here's what you need to know to avoid penalties.
Secret parking rule could cost UK drivers £1,000
Drivers are being warned about a little-known parking rule that could lead to massive fines and penalty points, even when you think you've paid correctly.
UK Grass Cutting Laws: Avoid Fines & Disputes
Confused about the legalities of cutting grass in the UK? Learn the rules, restrictions, and best practices to avoid fines and neighbour disputes.
10 Surprisingly Illegal Things Tourists Do Abroad
From chewing gum in Singapore to wearing high heels in Greece, discover the bizarre laws tourists often break without realising.
Ohio Review: Edinburgh's Must-See Theatrical Gem
Discover the mesmerising performance of Ohio Review at Edinburgh's Assembly Roxy, a must-see show at this year's festival.
Wodehouse in Wonderland: A Theatrical Gem in Edinburgh
A charming adaptation of P.G. Wodehouse's works takes centre stage at Edinburgh's Assembly George Square Studios, blending humour and nostalgia in a must-see performance.
UK rejects tougher gun laws after Keyham shooting
The UK government has ruled out stricter firearm regulations following the Keyham mass shooting, sparking debate over public safety and gun control.
UK tightens gun laws with stricter checks for owners
The UK government introduces tougher regulations for gun owners, including enhanced background checks and stricter storage rules, aiming to improve public safety.
Rhode Island Fights Supreme Court Gun Ruling
Rhode Island officials are pushing back against the US Supreme Court’s recent decision on New York’s concealed carry law, arguing it threatens public safety. Learn why this legal battle could reshape gun regulations nationwide.
France to recognise Palestinian state at UN
French President Emmanuel Macron confirms France will formally recognise Palestine as a state at the upcoming UN General Assembly, marking a significant diplomatic shift.
California tightens ammunition laws with new background checks
California introduces stringent background checks for ammunition purchases, sparking debate on gun control and public safety.
New UK driving laws coming in 2024
Stay informed about the latest UK driving laws coming into force in 2024, including stricter penalties, smart motorway updates, and changes for electric vehicles.
Labour plans to replace Lords with elected chamber
The Labour Party has unveiled plans to replace the unelected House of Lords with a democratically elected chamber, sparking debate over constitutional reform in the UK.
ITV's 'The Assembly' future in doubt as ratings slump
ITV's political debate show 'The Assembly' faces an uncertain future as executives review its performance amid declining viewership.
ITV renews 'The Assembly' for second series
ITV has officially renewed its gripping political drama 'The Assembly' for a second series, promising more intrigue, power struggles, and high-stakes drama in the corridors of Westminster.
Do We Need More Anti-Protest Laws? UK Debate
As antisemitism protests continue, the UK government considers stricter anti-protest laws. But critics argue existing legislation is already excessive—raising concerns over civil liberties.
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