EU Border Chaos: Brits Face 2-Hour Airport Queues
British holidaymakers are experiencing massive delays at European airports as the EU's new Entry/Exit System creates chaos at border controls, with waits exceeding two hours during peak times.
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Bradford Bulls Face Super League Exile in IMG Shakeup
Historic rugby league giants Bradford Bulls face being locked out of Super League under brutal IMG grading system, while London Broncos celebrate remarkable promotion against all odds.
Super League grading system threatens Hull clubs
Rugby League's Super League announces groundbreaking club grading system that could see traditional teams like Hull FC and Hull KR facing relegation battles from 2025.
New EU Border Checks Threaten 14-Hour Delays for UK Travellers
British tourists face potential holiday chaos as new EU Entry/Exit System brings automated border checks and possible 14-hour delays at major ports from October 2024.
EU's EES Border System Delayed, Threatening Travel Chaos
The EU's Entry/Exit System faces major delays, pushing implementation to late 2025 and threatening hours-long queues at borders for British travellers. Discover what this means for your European trips.
EU's New Border System: Spain Travel Warning
Exclusive: British holidaymakers face major disruption as EU's new Entry/Exit System launches with significant delays expected. Discover what this means for your next Spanish getaway.
British teen jailed in Dubai after fatal car crash
A 17-year-old British student faces prison in Dubai after a car crash killed a man, while his family fights for his freedom claiming he's being unfairly punished for a tragic accident.
Avoid These 7 EU Destinations When Fingerprint Checks Start
A well-travelled woman who's visited 50 countries reveals which European hotspots you should dodge when the EU's Entry/Exit System launches this autumn to escape lengthy queues.
Moon Drifting Away From Earth Each Year
Groundbreaking research reveals the Moon is gradually spiralling away from Earth at 3.8cm per year, a phenomenon that will fundamentally alter our planet's environment and the length of our day over millions of years.
Webb Solves Mystery of Interstellar Comet 2I/Borisov
A groundbreaking new study has finally unravelled the cosmic mystery behind the strange chemical makeup of the only known interstellar comet, 2I/Borisov, using the powerful James Webb Space Telescope.
UK Jury System Review Amid Bias Concerns in Protest Trials
A major review of the UK's jury system is underway, sparked by concerns over juror bias in politically charged trials. The Law Commission is investigating potential reforms to ensure fair trials in an era of heightened activism.
Middle-Class Mother's 377-Day Prison Torment Exposed
Shocking details emerge of Lucy Connolly's traumatic incarceration, with prison officers describing her as the most terrified inmate they had ever encountered during her year-long ordeal behind bars.
GCSE Results 2024: Top Grades Dip as Normality Returns
The 2024 GCSE results are in, revealing a significant drop in top grades as grading returns to pre-pandemic standards. Discover the national trends, subject performances, and reactions from education leaders.
GCSE Results 2024: Top Grades Dip to Pre-Pandemic Levels
Exclusive analysis of the 2024 GCSE results reveals a continued fall in top grades across England as grading aligns with 2019 standards, with significant regional disparities and a growing attainment gap.
A-Level Maths Grading Crisis Sparks Fears Over Unfair Results
Thousands of A-Level students face maths result turmoil as exam boards reject pleas to adjust grading boundaries, despite a significantly harder paper. Concerns over university places and student well-being escalate.
London A-Level grades lag behind Northern Ireland post-Covid
New data reveals disparities in A-Level results between London and Northern Ireland as grading systems return to pre-pandemic standards, raising concerns over fairness in education.
NI A-Level results show major drop in top grades
Northern Ireland's A-Level students received fewer top grades this year as grading returns to pre-pandemic standards, sparking debate over fairness and future prospects.
NI & Wales A-Level results outperform England
Northern Ireland and Wales have seen higher A-Level pass rates compared to England, raising questions about grading consistency across the UK.
Children Abused in Care – The Silence That Followed
A mother's harrowing account of her children's abuse in care and the systemic silence that compounded their suffering.
Cooper's justice reforms: solution or new problem?
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's latest policy aims to ease pressures on courts but risks creating new challenges. Experts weigh in on the potential fallout.
PwC tracks UK office attendance with traffic light dashboard
PwC has introduced a traffic light dashboard to track employee office attendance in the UK, sparking debate on workplace surveillance and hybrid work policies.
Serial shoplifter avoids jail for fourth time
A serial shoplifter with a long rap sheet has been spared prison for the fourth time, raising questions about the effectiveness of the justice system.
Scientists race to study interstellar visitor before it's gone
Astronomers race against time to study an enigmatic interstellar object passing through our solar system, calling for immediate action before it vanishes forever.
Jellyfish swarm shuts down French nuclear plant
A nuclear power plant in France was forced to shut down after an invasion of jellyfish clogged its cooling system, raising concerns about marine life disruptions and energy security.
Josef Fritzl's lawyer pushes for early release
The lawyer of Josef Fritzl, Austria's most infamous rapist and captor, argues for his early release, sparking outrage and debate over justice and rehabilitation.
Ministry of Justice faces backlash over court closure plans
The Ministry of Justice is under fire for its proposal to shut down multiple courts across England and Wales, raising concerns about access to justice and local communities.
NASA's startling 'Oumuamua discovery challenges science
NASA scientists reveal startling new findings about the mysterious interstellar visitor 'Oumuamua, challenging previous theories about its origins and composition.
Malka Leifer attacked by fellow inmate in prison
Malka Leifer, the former principal convicted of sexual assault, has been attacked by a fellow inmate in an Australian prison. The incident raises questions about inmate safety and justice.
Labour's soft justice risks flooding UK with criminals
Critics warn that Labour's lenient policies are releasing a tidal wave of dangerous offenders onto Britain's streets, putting public safety at risk.
Labour frees hundreds of prisoners early
The Labour government's early release scheme has seen hundreds of prisoners walk free, sparking debates on public safety and justice reform.
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