Debate: Should UK speed cameras be hidden?
A Guardian reader sparks a road safety debate: Are visible speed cameras allowing drivers to cheat the system? As the government consults, we examine the arguments for and against hidden enforcement.
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STV journalists walk out over job cuts and news changes
STV journalists in Glasgow and Aberdeen are on strike over plans to cut 28 jobs and merge news programmes. The NUJ says 94% voted for action. Read more and see how to respond.
Doctor warns embarrassment over health issues can kill
Surgeon Dr Karan Rajan urges the public to discuss taboo health topics with GPs, warning that stigma can delay life-saving diagnoses. His new book tackles bowel habits, sexual health, and more.
Public Have Their Say on Lynx Reintroduction to Highlands
Rewilding charities launch public engagement on bringing lynx back to Scotland. Over 40 events planned. Scottish Government remains cautious on large carnivores.
Public Consultation on Lynx Reintroduction to Highlands
Rewilding charities launch a major public consultation on bringing lynx back to Scotland. Over 40 events planned. Have your say on the potential return of this native predator.
NHS Warning Over Three Night-Time Leg Symptoms
The NHS has issued guidance on Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS), highlighting three key symptoms that disrupt sleep. Learn the signs, home remedies, and when to see your GP.
Scotland Proposes Raising Marriage Age to 18
SNP ministers propose raising Scotland's marriage age to 18, aligning with England and Wales to enhance child protection. Read the full consultation details.
Artists Win Boost in UK AI Copyright Battle
A government consultation reveals overwhelming support for protecting artists' copyright from AI mining. Dua Lipa and Elton John back the campaign. Read the latest.
SNP ditches £500k 50mph speed limit plan
Scottish ministers abandon proposal to lower single carriageway speed limits to 50mph after spending over £500,000. Public consultation showed overwhelming opposition to the move.
Facial recognition risks creating 'no-go zones' for minorities
New Home Office research reveals ethnic minority groups are more likely to avoid areas with live facial recognition cameras, raising major civil liberties and bias concerns. Read the full report.
Facial Recognition Laws: Public Views Sought in Consultation
The UK government launches a 10-week consultation on regulating police facial recognition technology. Have your say on privacy safeguards and new laws.
Councils Rename Streets Linked to Prince Andrew
UK councils are undertaking complex administrative processes to rename streets honouring Prince Andrew, as residents report embarrassment. Discover the challenges and costs involved.
Millions of UK men risk health with dangerous ED cures
With 4.3 million UK men affected by erectile dysfunction, a reluctance to speak to GPs is fuelling a dangerous trend of unproven home remedies. Experts warn against risks and urge professional consultation.
Business Secretary Seeks Input on Workers' Rights
Business Secretary Peter Kyle urges companies to engage with Labour's employment rights reforms, pledging no 'zero-sum' outcome for business. Read the latest from the CBI conference.
Kyle pledges business consultation on workers' rights
Business Secretary Peter Kyle promises extensive consultations on Employment Rights Bill implementation, seeking to reassure firms while ensuring worker protections. Read the latest developments.
Kyle pledges business talks on workers' rights
Business Secretary Peter Kyle promises extensive consultations on Employment Rights Bill implementation, seeking to reassure firms while ensuring worker protections. Read the latest developments.
Medical ChatGPT Use Doubles Among Under-35s in UK
Nearly 10% of Britons consult AI for health advice, with under-35s twice as likely. Discover expert safety tips for using ChatGPT in healthcare while avoiding dangerous misinformation.
Wimbledon Debentures Exempt From Ticket Resale Ban
The UK government will exempt Wimbledon's debenture programme from its crackdown on ticket touting. Discover how this preserves a key funding model for the Championships.
North Korea fires missile amid US-South Korea tension
Pyongyang launches suspected short-range ballistic missile in latest provocation, just hours after condemning US-South Korea nuclear consultations as 'dangerous'.
London business activity hits 13-month high
London's private sector surges with strongest growth in over a year, outpacing national average as business confidence soars across the capital.
Early Parkinson's Signs: Don't Ignore These Symptoms
Medical experts reveal the subtle early warning signs of Parkinson's disease and why prompt GP consultation could dramatically improve quality of life for thousands of Brits.
Pharmacies Offer Free Mental Health & Contraception Services
Major NHS expansion puts local chemists on frontline of healthcare with walk-in mental health consultations and confidential contraceptive services - no GP appointment needed.
SpudBros accused of bullying small business in trademark row
A family-run potato business faces David vs Goliath battle after SpudBros allegedly threatened legal action over similar branding in what's being called corporate bullying of small UK enterprises.
Real-Life Succession: Tech Heiress's Power Battle
The gripping story of Gina, a modern tech dynasty heiress, battling corporate intrigue and family betrayal in a high-stakes power struggle that mirrors the hit TV drama.
Real-Life Succession: Tech Empire Family Feud
A gripping tale of family betrayal, corporate espionage, and the dramatic power struggle behind one of Britain's most successful tech companies. Discover how a daughter's quest for control turned into a boardroom war worthy of television drama.
Real-Life Succession: Tech Dynasty Power Struggle
A gripping new podcast reveals the explosive family power struggle behind a global tech empire, where corporate ambition clashes with blood ties in a drama mirroring the hit TV series.
Australian CEO Bonus Scandal: Time for Corporate Reform
As Australian executives pocket record bonuses while workers struggle, experts question whether the cult of CEO worship has gone too far. Discover why corporate leadership needs radical reform.
SF's Mission Hunan closes after 35 years due to homeless housing
A cherished family-run Chinese restaurant in San Francisco is shutting its doors after 35 years, blaming a nearby homeless housing development for devastating business and safety concerns that drove away customers.
Students make £140k from campus vending machines
Two enterprising students turned their university halls into a thriving business empire, earning over £140,000 by installing vending machines selling snacks and essentials to fellow students during late-night cravings.
Queensland puberty blocker ban ruled unlawful
A landmark court ruling declares Queensland's controversial puberty blocker ban unlawful, citing improper political influence and failure to consult medical experts in dramatic health policy showdown.
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