Preston stabbing prompts probation safety review calls
A violent attack in Preston has reignited demands for better protection for probation workers, as authorities face mounting pressure to address safety concerns.
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Secret Service chief under fire over Trump security lapses
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle is under intense scrutiny following revelations of critical security lapses during the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. Critics demand accountability as questions swirl over the agency's preparedness.
Australia Post announces delivery route changes
Australia Post announces major changes to delivery routes and depot locations, sparking mixed reactions from customers. Find out how this could affect your mail and parcels.
Grandmother's Woolworths self-checkout ordeal
An Australian grandmother shares her distressing experience at Woolworths, accusing staff of unfair treatment after a self-checkout mishap.
Leicestershire Police cleared in Nottingham misconduct case
Leicestershire Police and the Crown Prosecution Service face scrutiny after a misconduct panel clears officers in a high-profile Nottingham case. Discover the details behind the controversial decision.
Leicestershire Police criticised for Nottingham case failures
Leicestershire Police faces scrutiny after a critical report reveals systemic failures in handling a high-profile case linked to Nottingham. Could this lead to policy reforms?
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 limits Financial Ombudsman powers
The UK Supreme Court has overturned a Court of Appeal decision, limiting the Financial Ombudsman Service's powers in a major ruling affecting financial disputes.
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.
Labour plans civil service internships for diversity boost
The Labour Party proposes new civil service internships to increase diversity and opportunity in government roles, aiming to break down barriers in Westminster.
UK civil service internships for working-class only
A bold new initiative by the UK government reserves civil service internships solely for working-class students, aiming to diversify Whitehall and break down barriers to entry.
FCA ruling opens door to car finance compensation claims
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has uncovered widespread unfair commission practices in car finance, potentially leading to billions in compensation for affected customers.
Duchy of Lancaster appointments under scrutiny
The government is facing fresh scrutiny over its handling of civil service appointments linked to the Duchy of Lancaster, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
Ryanair denies widow refund for late husband's ticket
Ryanair has sparked outrage after denying a widow a refund for her late husband's unused flight ticket, citing strict policy terms.
Ryanair apologises to widow over ticket refund refusal
Ryanair has issued an apology to a grieving widow after initially refusing to refund her late husband's flight ticket. The airline admitted the error and vowed to improve customer service.
Lloyds, Halifax, Bank of Scotland Hit by Major Outage
Thousands of Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland customers report issues with online banking and payments as a major outage disrupts services.
Caroline Shelton: A Political Legacy Remembered
Remembering Caroline Shelton, the influential politician whose career spanned decades, leaving an indelible mark on British politics and public service.
Secret Service agent accused of smuggling wife in Scotland
A former US Secret Service agent allegedly smuggled his wife into Scotland during Donald Trump's 2018 visit, raising serious security concerns.
Blackburn Rovers fan charged over match chants
A Blackburn Rovers supporter is set to appear in court following accusations of chanting offensive slogans during a match. The Crown Prosecution Service has confirmed the case.
Blackburn Rovers fan faces prosecution over football offence
A Blackburn Rovers supporter is set to appear in court following an alleged incident during a football match, as the Crown Prosecution Service takes action.
Sun editor sparks row over civil service remarks
The Sun's editor David Dinsmore faces backlash after controversial remarks about the civil service, raising concerns over media influence on politics.
UK motorway services ranked among Europe's worst
A recent survey has placed UK motorway service stations far behind their European counterparts, with travellers criticising high prices and poor facilities. Find out why Britain's rest stops are falling short.
Tornadoes and Hailstorms Batter Midwest US
The US Midwest faces severe weather as tornadoes and hailstorms wreak havoc across Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Authorities warn of further disruptions.
Josh Allen's touching military interaction at training camp
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen displayed his genuine character during a training camp interaction with service members, proving why he's a fan favourite both on and off the field.
Secret Service agent accused in Trump trip scandal
A US Secret Service agent allegedly tried to sneak his wife onto Donald Trump's official trip to Scotland, sparking a major security breach investigation.
Jewish father attacked in Italy service station hate crime
A Jewish father was violently assaulted at a service station in Italy, sparking outrage and calls for justice. Authorities are investigating the incident as a potential hate crime.
BT pays £1.3m compensation to 11,000 customers
BT has been ordered to compensate more than 11,000 customers after failing to provide adequate service levels. Find out if you're eligible for a refund.
Jewish father and son attacked in Italy service station
A Jewish father and his six-year-old son were violently assaulted by an enraged pro-Palestine crowd at an Italian motorway service station, sparking outrage.
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