UK Gov Mandates Immediate Data Breach Reporting for Ministers
Exclusive: The UK government unveils stringent new data breach protocols for ministers and officials, mandating immediate reporting and transparency in a major cybersecurity overhaul.
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Sunak and Starmer clash in explosive final BBC debate
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer faced off in a fiery final BBC debate before the general election, clashing on taxes, immigration, and trust in a dramatic televised showdown.
FCA Reviews Rules as Top Enforcer Joins Hedge Fund
The Financial Conduct Authority launches an urgent review into its conflict of interest policies after its former head of enforcement, Therese Chambers, takes a senior role at a US hedge fund, raising serious concerns about the City's 'revolving door' cul
MP Bob Katter threatens journalist with physical violence
Australian MP Bob Katter threatens a journalist with physical violence during a heated exchange over political coverage, captured in a viral video that has sparked widespread condemnation.
Turkish Minister fined for posting 140mph driving video
Turkey's Transport Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu faces hefty fine and public outrage after sharing social media video of himself driving at extreme speeds on public motorway.
FCA Investigates Aberdeen Over Dubai Operations Compliance
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority launches an investigation into Aberdeen's Dubai operations, raising serious questions about oversight in the emirate's burgeoning financial district and compliance with international standards.
Becker: Medvedev's US Open Meltdown 'Unacceptable'
Tennis legend Boris Becker has criticised Daniil Medvedev's explosive outburst during his US Open semi-final defeat to Carlos Alcaraz, calling the Russian's conduct 'unacceptable' for a professional athlete.
The Truth Behind the UK's Workplace Behaviour Crisis
New data reveals a sharp rise in workplace conflict. Is it a sign of growing incivility or are we simply more aware of what constitutes unacceptable behaviour? An in-depth investigation.
Pentagon's Hegseth Sacks DIA Director Kruse
Defence Intelligence Agency Director Jeffrey Kruse has been removed from his post by Pentagon Chief of Staff Pete Hegseth following a damning inspector general's report into 'inappropriate conduct'. The internal investigation revealed a pattern of unprofe
Worker invoices colleague £50 for a 'rude email'
A jaw-dropping workplace dispute has gone viral after an employee was presented with an itemised invoice for a 'rude and unprofessional' email. The bizarre clash over office manners has sparked a fierce debate online about professionalism and petty cash d
Australian Doctors Targeted Over Gaza Social Media Posts
The Australian Medical Association reveals a surge in malicious complaints targeting doctors for expressing pro-Palestinian views on social media, raising concerns about free speech and professional intimidation.
Judge reprimanded for 'romps' in chambers with clerk
A senior Crown Court judge has been formally reprimanded after admitting to a 'clandestine relationship' and engaging in sexual activity with his partner, a court clerk, inside his private chambers. The Judicial Conduct Investigations Office found his act
Microsoft CEO condemns employee's anti-Israel content
Satya Nadella forcefully disavows inflammatory social media posts by a Microsoft staffer from Gaza, reaffirming company values amid Middle East tensions.
Midwife Investigated Over Social Media Posts on Zionism
The Nursing and Midwifery Council has launched a fitness-to-practise investigation into a UK midwife following complaints about her social media activity related to Palestine and Zionism, raising questions about professional conduct and free speech.
Labour MP Faces Watchdog Probe Over Taxi Expenses Claims
Exclusive: Disabled Labour MP Marsha de Cordova is under investigation by the parliamentary watchdog over claims for taxi journeys. The probe centres on whether trips were for personal or parliamentary business.
Farage Wins Legal Battle Against NatWest in Debanking Scandal
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage triumphs in High Court, forcing NatWest and the FCA to disclose crucial documents related to the closure of his Coutts account, in a major victory for free speech and banking transparency.
Police Scotland deputy chief probed over remarks
A senior police officer in Scotland is facing an internal probe following complaints about inappropriate comments made to a civilian worker, sparking concerns over workplace conduct.
Cop in court over 'joke' charge: Full story
A police officer has been summoned to court over an alleged 'joke' charge, sparking debate over freedom of speech and professional conduct. Read the full story.
NYPD officer sleeps through Yankees game – fans angry
An NYPD officer was filmed snoozing in the stands during a Yankees game, sparking backlash from fans and raising questions about professionalism.
Met Police probed over Parliament Square protest handling
Multiple Metropolitan Police officers are under investigation following complaints about their conduct during a protest in Parliament Square, London.
Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb fined by NFL for helmet gesture
Dallas Cowboys' star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb has been fined by the NFL for an unsportsmanlike gesture during a game, sparking debate among fans and analysts.
Teacher suspended over alleged student misconduct
A teacher at a Quakers Hill school has been suspended following allegations of inappropriate behaviour with students. The school has launched an investigation into the matter.
Lincolnshire Police officers face misconduct hearings
Two Lincolnshire police officers are set to face misconduct hearings following allegations of inappropriate behaviour while on duty. The incidents, which occurred separately, have raised concerns over professional standards within the force.
Labour minister quits Starmer's cabinet after months
Labour MP Rushanara Ali steps down from her ministerial role, sparking speculation about internal tensions within Keir Starmer's new government.
Australian MP suspended over explicit virtual meeting act
A New South Wales MP has been suspended from parliament after allegedly flashing his genitals during a video conference, sparking outrage and calls for stricter conduct rules.
Man dies in police custody in Wigan
A 31-year-old man has died after being detained by police in Wigan, prompting an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
Supreme Court backs FCA in financial promotions case
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Financial Conduct Authority in a high-profile case against legal firms over unauthorised financial promotions.
Supreme Court backs FCA in lawyers' case
The UK Supreme Court has upheld the Financial Conduct Authority's authority in a significant case involving legal professionals, reinforcing regulatory oversight in the financial sector.
Supreme Court rules in favour of financial watchdog FCA
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a high-profile case, reinforcing its regulatory powers over financial disputes.
Supreme Court upholds FCA powers in landmark case
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a high-profile case, reinforcing its regulatory powers over financial disputes.
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