MoD Scraps Woke ESG Rules for Defence Firms
The Ministry of Defence axes controversial 'social value' policy that forced weapons contractors to report on climate change and modern slavery, prioritising military effectiveness over ESG targets.
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Albania Appoints AI 'Minister' to Overhaul Public Procurement
Albania appoints the world's first AI, 'Minister Diella', to lead a revolutionary anti-corruption drive in public procurement, slashing costs and processing times dramatically.
UK Aims to Be Defence 'Workshop of the World'
Defence Secretary John Healey announces a major strategic shift to revitalise UK defence manufacturing, create jobs, and strengthen national resilience against global threats.
Biologist's Warning: Hand Dryers Spread Dangerous Germs
A leading UK biologist issues a stark warning about a popular hand drying method found in public toilets, linking it to increased germ transmission and health risks.
UK councils propose outdoor smoking bans in public spaces
Exclusive: Local authorities across the UK are exploring controversial bans on smoking in public spaces like high streets, beaches, and parks. Discover which areas are leading the charge.
Coventry Council Reviews Palantir Contract Over IDF Links
Coventry City Council launches an urgent review of its data contract with Palantir Technologies following protests over the firm's ties to the Israel Defence Forces, raising ethical procurement concerns.
Oakland's nude mural sparks community outrage and debate
A controversial public mural depicting full-frontal nudity in downtown Oakland has ignited a fierce debate about art, public decency, and community standards in the California city.
Trump Vows to Defund NPR and PBS if Re-Elected
Former President Donald Trump has pledged to strip federal funding from public broadcasters NPR and PBS if he wins a second term, reigniting his longstanding battle with perceived media bias.
UK Government Ignoring Scientific Advice, Experts Warn
A damning report reveals that UK government ministers are sidelining expert scientific advice, leading to flawed policies on critical issues from public health to climate change. Leading experts warn this approach is damaging public trust and decision-mak
Mum's Bus Seat Refusal Sparks National Etiquette Debate
A mother's refusal to give up her bus seat for an elderly passenger ignites a fiery discussion about modern parenting, public transport etiquette, and whether traditional courtesy rules need updating. Her viral story challenges societal expectations.
UK Restaurant's 'No Dogs' Policy Sparks Heated National Debate
A simple request to remove a dog from a UK restaurant has ignited a fiery nationwide debate. Discover the divided public opinion, the owner's defence, and what this reveals about Britain's evolving social norms regarding pets in public spaces.
Rat Infestation Costs Scots Police £500k
Police Scotland faces a growing rodent infestation crisis, diverting half a million pounds from its strained budget to emergency pest control services in stations and fleet vehicles.
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.
Public Faith in UK Police Plummets to Record Low
A damning annual crime survey reveals a crisis of confidence in UK policing, with public trust crumbling over high-profile scandals and plummeting charge rates. Exclusive data analysis.
Seattle beach closed after judge bans public sex
A Seattle beach has been closed following a judge's ruling against public sexual activity at Denny Blaine Park, sparking debate over public decency laws.
Best Public Bathrooms in the UK
From luxurious loos to hidden gems, explore the top-rated public bathrooms across the UK for a clean and comfortable experience.
US shuts down Corporation for Public Broadcasting
The US government has voted to defund and close the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, sparking debate over media independence and public service broadcasting.
Brits: Random citizens would govern better than politicians
A shocking new survey suggests the British public has lost faith in Westminster, with many believing ordinary people could make better decisions than career politicians.
UK PSBs May Dominate YouTube, Ofcom Reports
A new Ofcom report highlights the growing influence of UK public service broadcasters on YouTube, raising questions about market competition and content diversity.
Two Serious Illnesses Spreading in UK – Symptoms & Prevention
Health experts warn of two dangerous illnesses spreading across the UK. Learn the symptoms, risks, and how to protect yourself.
Govt targets NHS 'golden goodbyes' for failing bosses
Ministers announce new rules to prevent NHS executives from receiving hefty payouts after poor performance, aiming to boost accountability and public trust.
Cheshire Police CCTV appeal to identify mystery man
Cheshire Police have issued CCTV images of a man they wish to speak to in connection with an ongoing investigation. The public is urged to come forward with any information.
20,000 UK alcohol deaths predicted by 2040
A shocking report reveals that dangerous drinking habits may lead to 20,000 deaths per year in the UK by 2040, with liver disease and cancer being major concerns. Learn more about the risks and potential solutions.
Rat infestation terrorises London flat block residents
Residents of a London flat block are battling a severe rat infestation, blaming neighbours who illegally dump rubbish in the gardens. The rodents are now invading homes, causing distress and health concerns.
SNP's £20m diversity spend sparks fury during austerity
The Scottish National Party faces backlash for allocating £20 million to diversity initiatives while public services struggle with funding.
Teen attacked in violent Edmondson Park assault
A brutal daylight assault in Sydney's Edmondson Park leaves a teenager hospitalised as police hunt for the attacker. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene.
Wendy Williams' Birthday Outing Amid Guardianship Battle
TV host Wendy Williams made a rare public appearance on her birthday, sparking concerns and support from fans amid her ongoing guardianship battle.
UK launches Orgreave miners' strike inquiry after 40 years
Four decades after violent clashes during the 1984 miners' strike, the government has announced a public inquiry into the events at Orgreave.
Europe's failing economic orthodoxy: time for change
Europe's reliance on austerity measures is undermining social cohesion. A new approach is needed to rebuild trust and economic stability.
Should Opinion Polls Be Banned? The Growing Debate
A growing debate questions whether opinion polls do more harm than good, skewing public perception and distorting democratic processes. Experts weigh in.
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