Ministers' business-class flights funded by taxpayers
The Albanese government is under fire for spending taxpayer money on business-class flights for ministers, sparking outrage over wasteful spending.
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NHS backlog hits 7.37M amid transparency row
The NHS waiting list has surged to a staggering 7.37 million, with critics accusing the government of downplaying the crisis. Experts warn of worsening delays and strained resources.
Judge slams lawyers over AI-generated court docs
A Northern Territory judge has criticised legal representatives for a teenage boy after they filed AI-created documents containing false information in court proceedings.
TikTok shopper humiliated by viral shorts scam
A TikTok shopper shares her shocking experience after buying trendy shorts that turned out to be nothing like advertised, leaving her feeling scammed and embarrassed.
NAB fined £15m for customer misinformation
National Australia Bank (NAB) has been hit with a hefty £15 million penalty for providing false information to customers. Discover the details behind this financial scandal.
Trump admin pulls USDA animal welfare records offline
The Trump administration has removed public access to USDA animal welfare records, sparking outrage among activists and transparency advocates.
Thames Water sold to Chinese investors amid debt crisis
Thames Water, Britain's largest water supplier, has been sold to a consortium linked to the Chinese government, while the UK steps in to manage its staggering £16.8bn debt crisis.
China cuts public sector pay in austerity drive
China introduces sweeping pay cuts for civil servants and public employees as part of a new austerity drive to stabilise its slowing economy.
Robodebt whistleblower demands better protections
A former Robodebt whistleblower shares their harrowing experience of retaliation and explains why stronger protections for those who expose wrongdoing are crucial.
Free bus travel proposed for under-22s in England
Young people in England could soon enjoy free bus travel under a new government scheme aimed at boosting public transport use and easing financial pressures on families.
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.
UK government faces backlash over new policy
Ministers under fire as public outcry grows over latest Westminster decision affecting households nationwide.
Baby formula price claims investigated as parents struggle
UK regulators investigate claims of misleading pricing tactics in the baby formula market, as parents face soaring costs.
Home Office minister accused of misleading Parliament
Labour MP Angela Eagle accuses Home Office minister Chris Philp of misleading Parliament over asylum seeker accommodations, sparking a heated debate in Westminster.
Government proposes major CBE system reforms
The UK government has announced plans to reform the CBE system, aiming to streamline processes and improve efficiency across England and Wales. The changes could impact thousands of businesses and public services.
Rachel Reeves' tax and spending dilemma
New Chancellor Rachel Reeves is under pressure to address the UK's economic challenges, with tough decisions on taxes and public spending looming.
UK emergency alert test: What to expect
The UK government is set to trial a nationwide emergency alert system, sending a test message to all smartphones. Here's what to expect and why it matters.
UK Emergency Alert Test Coming Soon
The UK government is set to conduct a nationwide emergency alert test in the coming weeks. Here's everything you need to know about the drill, its purpose, and how it will affect you.
UK Emergency Alert Test: Labour's Major Safety Exercise
The UK is set to witness one of its largest public safety exercises as the Labour government prepares to test the emergency alert system nationwide.
UK Emergency Alert Test: What You Need to Know
A nationwide emergency alert test will sound on millions of UK smartphones this Sunday. Here's what you need to know.
Labour's transport blunders spark political backlash
The Labour Party faces mounting criticism over its handling of transport policies, with recent missteps sparking backlash from both the public and political opponents.
BrewDog pub advert banned for misleading claims
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned a BrewDog advert for exaggerating pub closures, ruling it misled consumers. The craft beer giant faces backlash over its 'Pubs are closing at a rate of one a day' claim.
£100 toilet charge outrage in Westminster
A woman was stunned to receive a £100 fine after using a public toilet in Westminster. Her story has sparked outrage online, raising questions about council policies.
UK watchdog bans misleading heat pump adverts
The UK advertising watchdog has banned two misleading adverts promoting heat pumps, citing exaggerated claims about cost savings and environmental benefits.
Public trust in government data hits record low
New research reveals plummeting confidence in official statistics, with experts warning of a crisis in public trust. Find out why and what it means for democracy.
Prison early release scheme in chaos - exclusive report
Whistleblowers reveal chaos in UK's early prison release programme, with dangerous offenders mistakenly freed and staff overwhelmed by systemic failures.
Kmart accused of misleading customers over clothing origins
Kmart faces serious accusations of misleading shoppers about the origins of its clothing, sparking outrage and calls for transparency.
Shein fined €1m in Italy for greenwashing
Italian authorities have fined fast-fashion giant Shein €1m for falsely marketing products as 'sustainable'. The move highlights growing scrutiny over greenwashing in the retail sector.
Scottish Justice Secretary Urges Police Reforms
Angela Constance demands immediate action to address public safety fears following a spate of violent incidents across Scotland.
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.
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