Met Police under fire over Corbyn protest handling
The Metropolitan Police faces scrutiny after allegations of heavy-handed tactics during a protest outside Jeremy Corbyn's home in Islington.
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Police pay rises must be earned, not guaranteed
UK police officers have been informed that future pay increases will depend on performance and reforms, sparking debate over fairness and morale.
Met Police scrutinised over Corbyn incident response
The Metropolitan Police is under fire for its response to an incident involving former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in Islington, raising questions about policing priorities.
Norfolk Police officer faces misconduct hearing over teen assault
A Norfolk police officer is under investigation for allegedly assaulting a 15-year-old boy during an arrest, prompting an IOPC-led misconduct hearing.
Reeves announces Treasury reform plan to boost UK economy
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines sweeping Treasury reforms aimed at revitalising Britain's economic strategy, with a focus on stability and growth.
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.
Police response disparity: Manchester vs Floyd protests
A stark comparison emerges between police handling of the Manchester Airport stabbing and the George Floyd protests, raising questions about double standards in law enforcement responses.
Sheffield Wednesday vs Leicester postponed over policing issues
The EFL has postponed Sheffield Wednesday's clash with Leicester City due to policing shortages, sparking frustration among fans and clubs alike.
Southport residents voice concerns over crime and neglect
Locals in Southport express frustration over increasing crime rates and perceived lack of attention from authorities, drawing comparisons to other neglected UK towns.
Cooper slams Home Office over policing failures
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses the Home Office of failing to address rising crime rates in West Midlands and Greater Manchester, calling for urgent reforms.
Police remove pro-Palestine protesters near Home Secretary's home
Essex Police intervened to clear pro-Palestine demonstrators from a site near the Home Secretary's constituency home, sparking debate over protest rights and public safety.
Badenoch slams Met over pro-Palestine protest handling
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch accuses the Met Police of failing to act decisively against pro-Palestine protesters, sparking debate over law enforcement priorities.
College athlete payment rules relaxed in major shift
The agency overseeing college athlete payment deals has agreed to ease restrictions on third-party agreements, opening new opportunities for student-athletes to earn from their name, image, and likeness (NIL).
Hospital staff fear reprisals for speaking up - report
A damning report uncovers a culture of fear in UK hospitals, where staff hesitate to report concerns due to fears of reprisals. Experts call for urgent reforms to protect whistleblowers.
GCSE grades drop to pre-pandemic levels
This year's GCSE results show a significant drop in top grades, returning to pre-pandemic standards as Ofqual enforces stricter grading policies. Find out how students and schools are adapting.
Summer Riots: Key Lessons One Year On
A year after the UK's summer riots, experts reflect on the causes, responses, and lasting impacts. What has changed, and what still needs addressing?
Gwent Police fail to answer family's 999 call during break-in
A family in Gwent was left in fear after their emergency call to police went unanswered during a violent break-in. Authorities have launched an internal review.
Streeting's NHS ultimatum to striking doctors
Health Secretary Wes Streeting issues a stark warning to junior doctors amid ongoing NHS strikes, urging compromise to save the health service.
Brian Thompson appointed Stormont Speaker
Brian Thompson takes on the pivotal role of Speaker at Stormont, navigating complex political challenges in Northern Ireland.
Yousaf defends Police Scotland's protest approach
Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf has defended Police Scotland's approach to managing protests, following backlash over recent demonstrations. Critics argue the force has been too lenient, but Yousaf insists officers have acted 'appropriately'.
Irish Garda to assist UK police at major events
Irish police officers from the Garda Síochána will support UK forces during major events, enhancing cross-border security cooperation.
Starmer pressured to delay DWP's PIP reforms
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to delay the DWP's proposed changes to Personal Independence Payments (PIP), as critics warn of devastating impacts on disabled claimants.
Police Scotland spends £500k on Vauxhall cars amid cuts
Police Scotland has come under fire for spending £500,000 on Vauxhall cars while officers face budget constraints and public sector cuts.
Police Scotland deployed to London and Luton
Officers from Police Scotland have been sent to London and Luton Airport to assist with heightened security measures, sparking debates over resource allocation.
John Oliver Slams UK Police Gang Databases
John Oliver's latest segment on Last Week Tonight scrutinises the controversial UK police gang databases, revealing systemic issues and potential civil rights violations.
Macron visits Beirut urging Lebanese reforms
French President Emmanuel Macron makes a surprise visit to Beirut, urging Lebanese leaders to implement crucial reforms amidst ongoing political and economic crises.
UK crime crisis: Why the system is failing
A shocking rise in crime across the UK exposes deep flaws in policing and justice. Experts reveal what's broken and how to restore safety.
Labor faces backlash over aged care reform delays
The Australian government is under fire as delays to crucial aged care reforms spark outrage among advocates and opposition leaders.
Lords accused of blocking workers' rights reforms
UK peers face backlash as they allegedly attempt to water down proposed legislation aimed at strengthening workers' rights, particularly targeting exploitative zero-hours contracts.
Police trial extended Taser use in violent crime crackdown
South Yorkshire and Oxfordshire police forces will test expanded Taser deployment as part of a new initiative to combat violent offences, following approval from the Justice Secretary.
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