Immigration strains UK public services, warns report
A new report highlights the growing pressure on UK public services and living standards caused by immigration, urging policymakers to address the challenges.
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Guardian's Malcolm Dean remembered for policy-changing journalism
Tributes pour in for Malcolm Dean, the Guardian's esteemed social affairs editor, whose groundbreaking work reshaped public policy and journalism.
Starmer accused of emboldening Hamas in shock claims
Explosive claims suggest Labour leader Keir Starmer's stance may have indirectly emboldened Hamas. Read the damning evidence that's sending shockwaves through Westminster.
Water nationalisation: fair price or false promise?
The debate over water nationalisation heats up as critics question whether the public is truly benefiting from the move. Explore the financial and social implications.
Northern England's Unhealthy Diet Crisis – Experts Sound Alarm
Northern England faces a growing public health crisis due to poor diets, with experts calling for urgent action to tackle obesity and related diseases.
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.
Trump blamed for UK inflation in new poll
A new poll shows UK voters blame Donald Trump's economic policies for worsening inflation and the cost-of-living crisis, with many calling for stronger government intervention.
Which countries recognise Palestine? UK under pressure
As global tensions rise, more nations are recognising Palestine as a sovereign state. Will the UK, Canada, and France follow suit? Here’s the latest on the diplomatic shift.
Poll: Trump's August Tariffs Divide Voters
A recent poll highlights American voters' views on Trump's proposed August tariffs, with significant implications for trade and the economy.
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.
Saving England's riverbanks for public enjoyment
England's picturesque riverbanks are under threat from privatisation and neglect. It's time to reclaim these landscapes for public enjoyment and conservation.
Public support for UK climate policies plummets - poll
A new Ipsos poll shows dwindling public backing for UK climate policies, with rising concerns over costs and government commitment ahead of elections.
Amazon sparks protests in Southport over new facility
Residents in Southport are voicing strong opposition to Amazon's new facility, citing concerns over increased traffic, noise, and disruption to local businesses. The Institute for Public Policy Research weighs in on the debate.
Gaza politics no longer reflects public opinion
A widening disconnect between political rhetoric and public opinion on Gaza reveals a crisis of representation in modern governance.
Malcolm Dean: Guardian investigative journalism legend dies
Tribute to Malcolm Dean, the legendary Guardian journalist whose incisive reporting shaped public policy and held power to account for decades.
UK debt crisis deepens as borrowing soars
Britain's national debt has skyrocketed, sparking fears of impending tax rises as the government scrambles to balance the books. Experts warn of tough economic times ahead.
Trump policies tied to falling US overdose deaths
New data suggests a decline in US overdose fatalities during Trump's presidency, sparking debate over the effectiveness of his hardline drug policies.
Oregon protests erupt over controversial new policy
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Oregon to oppose a controversial new measure. Here’s why tensions are rising.
UK PSBs May Dominate YouTube, Ofcom Reports
A new Ofcom report highlights the growing influence of UK public service broadcasters on YouTube, raising questions about market competition and content diversity.
Two Serious Illnesses Spreading in UK – Symptoms & Prevention
Health experts warn of two dangerous illnesses spreading across the UK. Learn the symptoms, risks, and how to protect yourself.
Govt targets NHS 'golden goodbyes' for failing bosses
Ministers announce new rules to prevent NHS executives from receiving hefty payouts after poor performance, aiming to boost accountability and public trust.
Cheshire Police CCTV appeal to identify mystery man
Cheshire Police have issued CCTV images of a man they wish to speak to in connection with an ongoing investigation. The public is urged to come forward with any information.
20,000 UK alcohol deaths predicted by 2040
A shocking report reveals that dangerous drinking habits may lead to 20,000 deaths per year in the UK by 2040, with liver disease and cancer being major concerns. Learn more about the risks and potential solutions.
Rat infestation terrorises London flat block residents
Residents of a London flat block are battling a severe rat infestation, blaming neighbours who illegally dump rubbish in the gardens. The rodents are now invading homes, causing distress and health concerns.
SNP's £20m diversity spend sparks fury during austerity
The Scottish National Party faces backlash for allocating £20 million to diversity initiatives while public services struggle with funding.
Teen attacked in violent Edmondson Park assault
A brutal daylight assault in Sydney's Edmondson Park leaves a teenager hospitalised as police hunt for the attacker. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene.
Wendy Williams' Birthday Outing Amid Guardianship Battle
TV host Wendy Williams made a rare public appearance on her birthday, sparking concerns and support from fans amid her ongoing guardianship battle.
UK launches Orgreave miners' strike inquiry after 40 years
Four decades after violent clashes during the 1984 miners' strike, the government has announced a public inquiry into the events at Orgreave.
Europe's failing economic orthodoxy: time for change
Europe's reliance on austerity measures is undermining social cohesion. A new approach is needed to rebuild trust and economic stability.
Should Opinion Polls Be Banned? The Growing Debate
A growing debate questions whether opinion polls do more harm than good, skewing public perception and distorting democratic processes. Experts weigh in.
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