MPs demand inquiry as Letby appeals baby murders conviction
Senior MPs call for a public inquiry into the Lucy Letby case as her legal team prepares to appeal the conviction. Questions arise over hospital and police handling.
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Nicola Sturgeon Faces SNP Finance Inquiry at Holyrood
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is set to appear before MSPs to answer questions about SNP finances amid ongoing investigations into the party's funding.
Dundee surgical practices inquiry after RCSEd concerns
A damning review has been launched into surgical practices at Dundee hospitals following serious concerns raised by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.
Database needed to track risky childcare workers: inquiry
A new inquiry recommends a national database to flag high-risk childcare workers, preventing them from moving between centres undetected.
Boris Johnson named as COVID inquiry witness
Former PM Boris Johnson could be called to testify in the COVID inquiry, as tensions rise over alleged deleted messages and government transparency.
Judge refuses to quit Sheku Bayoh case amid bias row
A judge presiding over the Sheku Bayoh inquiry has refused to recuse himself despite claims of bias, sparking a legal standoff with police representatives.
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.
Sturgeon scrutinised over deleted Covid messages
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon under fire for allegedly deleting Covid-related WhatsApp messages during the pandemic.
Julie Bishop called 'hostile and arrogant' in ANU inquiry
Former Australian foreign minister Julie Bishop faced sharp criticism during an inquiry into leadership issues at the Australian National University (ANU), with an academic branding her behaviour as 'hostile and arrogant'.
Salmond accuses Sturgeon of misleading inquiry
Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond has claimed that Nicola Sturgeon misled a Holyrood inquiry, reigniting tensions within the SNP and Scottish politics.
Sturgeon 'on brink of breakdown' after Covid Inquiry
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was reportedly left emotionally shattered after her gruelling testimony at the UK Covid Inquiry, with sources claiming the intense scrutiny drove her to the edge of a breakdown.
Sturgeon faces scrutiny over Salmond inquiry evidence
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is under renewed pressure as MSPs examine her testimony in the Alex Salmond inquiry, raising questions about transparency and accountability.
Sturgeon: Inquiry was 'mental torture'
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon opens up about the psychological toll of facing a criminal investigation, comparing it to prolonged mental anguish.
Rotherham survivors win police climbdown
Survivors of the Rotherham child abuse scandal welcome a significant climbdown by South Yorkshire Police over an internal inquiry, marking a victory for justice and accountability.
Diana Fund investigated over HIV money claims
The UK Charity Commission has launched an inquiry into the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund following claims of mismanagement of HIV/AIDS funds destined for Lesotho and Botswana.
Jockey Johnson faces Fort Erie stewards after race incident
Jockey Johnson has been called to explain his actions to Fort Erie stewards following a contentious race incident that left spectators and officials questioning his conduct.
New Shipman evidence reveals disturbing patient markings
Fresh revelations from the Harold Shipman Inquiry uncover disturbing evidence linked to patient deaths, reigniting public outrage over Britain's most notorious serial killer.
MP demands inquiry into National Youth Theatre abuse claims
Labour MP Chris Bryant demands an independent investigation into the National Youth Theatre following serious allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct.
Jack Smith's Trump probe: key developments
Special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into Donald Trump's actions continues to unfold, with new developments shedding light on potential legal consequences for the former president.
US shuts down Corporation for Public Broadcasting
The US government has voted to defund and close the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, sparking debate over media independence and public service broadcasting.
Ex-Liberal to lead CFMEU inquiry sparks impartiality row
Questions arise over impartiality after the LNP selects a former Liberal Party member to oversee a high-profile inquiry into the CFMEU in Queensland.
Brits: Random citizens would govern better than politicians
A shocking new survey suggests the British public has lost faith in Westminster, with many believing ordinary people could make better decisions than career politicians.
Edinburgh Uni investigates slavery and colonialism ties
The University of Edinburgh has initiated a comprehensive investigation into its historical links to slavery and colonialism, aiming to address past injustices and promote inclusivity.
Edinburgh Uni's racist science legacy exposed
A damning inquiry reveals Edinburgh University's historical involvement in promoting racist scientific theories, sparking calls for accountability and reform.
Freud Museum faces bullying and misconduct inquiry
The Freud Museum in London faces an independent investigation following serious claims of bullying and governance failures within its board.
Air India crash families demand UK inquiry after 40 years
Relatives of those killed in the 1985 Air India bombing are calling for a public inquiry into the UK's alleged role in the tragedy, as they continue to seek answers four decades later.
Medical regulators probe Fife and Dundee misconduct claims
The General Medical Council and Nursing and Midwifery Council are probing serious allegations of professional misconduct involving healthcare staff in Fife and Dundee.
ECHR: No UK Inquiry Needed on Russian Disinformation
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the UK is not obligated to hold a public inquiry into alleged Russian disinformation campaigns.
Infected Blood Scandal: Govt Urged to Compensate Victims
Ministers face mounting pressure to deliver justice for thousands affected by the infected blood scandal, as the long-awaited inquiry prepares to publish its final report.
Orgreave Truth Campaign Demands Justice Decades Later
Calls grow for a public inquiry into the 1984 Battle of Orgreave, where miners faced brutal police tactics during the UK miners' strike. Labour pledges support for truth and justice.
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