Australia road deaths hit 15-year high
Australia faces a grim milestone as road fatalities surge to their highest level in 15 years, sparking urgent calls for action amid rising concerns over traffic safety.
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Renewables lead, but governments lag behind
The shift to renewables is accelerating, yet global commitments lag behind action. Can nations bridge the gap to meet climate goals?
Reeves defends UK tax policy amid wealth debate
Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines the government's approach to taxation, emphasising fairness and economic growth amid debates on wealth distribution.
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.
State pension age rise may come sooner
The UK government is considering raising the state pension age earlier than planned, potentially forcing millions to work longer. Find out how this could affect you.
Which countries recognise Palestine? UK under pressure
As global tensions rise, more nations are recognising Palestine as a sovereign state. Will the UK, Canada, and France follow suit? Here’s the latest on the diplomatic shift.
Clarkson's TB farming heartbreak
TV star and farmer Jeremy Clarkson reveals the emotional toll of losing cattle to bovine tuberculosis, calling the government's handling 'utterly pointless'.
Reeves and Murray clash over Scotland's economy
Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Scottish Secretary Ian Murray engage in a fiery exchange over Scotland's economic strategy, highlighting tensions between Westminster and Holyrood.
Labour reviews Heathrow expansion plans
The new Labour government is reconsidering the controversial Heathrow Airport expansion, raising questions about its economic and environmental impact.
Trump's radical 2024 government overhaul plans
Former President Donald Trump and his allies are reportedly preparing sweeping changes to the US government structure, including mass deportations and a purge of civil servants, should he win the 2024 election.
Benn warns of Miami-style UK flooding risks
Labour MP Hilary Benn warns of Miami-like flooding risks in the UK, calling for urgent government action to prevent future disasters.
Miliband: UK blocking Scotland's green energy
Labour's Ed Miliband accuses Westminster of blocking Scotland's renewable energy projects, sparking a political row over devolution and green policies.
Miliband: UK govt failing Scotland's green energy sector
Labour's Ed Miliband accuses the UK government of undermining Scotland's renewable energy potential, as tensions rise over Westminster's energy policies.
Calls for UK sick pay to triple to £330/week
Campaigners urge the UK government to increase statutory sick pay to £330 per week as millions struggle with illness-related financial strain.
UK rejects national electric car charging scheme
The UK government has dismissed a proposal for a universal electric car charging scheme, leaving drivers and campaigners frustrated. Critics argue the decision undermines efforts to boost EV adoption.
Australia's Closing the Gap targets worsen in key areas
New data shows critical targets for improving Indigenous Australian lives are worsening, sparking calls for urgent policy reform.
Canada Considers Recognising Palestinian Statehood
Canada is reportedly weighing the recognition of Palestine as a sovereign state, a move that could further strain relations with Israel. The potential shift in foreign policy comes amid escalating global debates over Middle East diplomacy.
Campaigners push for 'Ministry for Fathers' in UK
Campaigners call for a new government department focused on fathers' roles in childcare and education, highlighting the need for better policy support.
RAF worker faces deportation over Palestinian links
A civilian employee at RAF Brize Norton is set to be deported after the Home Office accused him of having links to Palestinian groups. The case has sparked outrage over the UK's immigration policies.
Public support for UK climate policies plummets - poll
A new Ipsos poll shows dwindling public backing for UK climate policies, with rising concerns over costs and government commitment ahead of elections.
Starmer urges UK to recognise Palestinian state
Labour leader Keir Starmer calls on the UK government to officially recognise Palestine as a state, marking a significant shift in British foreign policy amid the ongoing Gaza crisis.
Gary Lineker Axed from MOTD Over Controversial Tweet
Gary Lineker has been removed from his role as host of BBC's Match of the Day following a social media post criticising government policy. The decision sparks debate over impartiality and free speech.
Australia bans children from YouTube accounts in policy U-turn
The Australian government reverses its stance, banning children from having YouTube accounts, citing safety concerns. Find out what this means for families and digital platforms.
China Pays Couples to Have More Kids
China introduces financial incentives to encourage couples to have more children as the country faces a looming demographic crisis. Experts weigh in on whether this strategy will work.
NSW land clearing surge sparks environmental crisis
A sharp rise in land clearing in New South Wales has sparked outrage as environmental groups condemn the government's lack of action. Critics warn of irreversible damage to ecosystems.
Pavlo Makov urges Ukraine to promote culture during war
Renowned Ukrainian artist Pavlo Makov calls on his government to elevate cultural initiatives, arguing that art is vital for national resilience during wartime.
UK Govt Faces Backlash Over Divisive Policy
The British government is under fire after introducing a divisive new policy, sparking widespread criticism and calls for reconsideration.
Jason Clare acts on childcare shortages with new powers
Education Minister Jason Clare announces plans to use new regulatory powers to address childcare shortages, with a targeted list of priority areas already identified.
NT government scammed out of millions in payroll fraud
A brazen fraudster swindled the Northern Territory government out of millions in a sophisticated payroll scam. Here's how he did it and the shocking loopholes he exploited.
Angela Rayner reflects on Labour's first year in power
Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner discusses the challenges and achievements of the party's first year in government, offering insights into policy shifts and public sentiment.
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