Civil servants host 'woke' music events on taxpayer money
Civil servants in Whitehall have sparked outrage by organising taxpayer-funded 'woke' music events promoting diversity, raising questions about the misuse of public funds.
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Asylum seekers get £1M in NHS free passes
Exclusive investigation uncovers how thousands of asylum seekers received free NHS prescriptions and dental care worth over £1 million, sparking debate over taxpayer-funded benefits.
Fake millionaire scammed taxpayer cash for luxury life
A conman posing as a wealthy gold trader duped authorities into funding his lavish lifestyle, including a mansion, luxury cars, and a yacht. Now, his deceit has been uncovered.
Asylum seeker attacks girlfriend in taxpayer-funded hotel
An asylum seeker brutally assaulted his girlfriend in a taxpayer-funded hotel, leaving her with severe injuries. Read the full shocking story here.
Caltrans under fire for stripper-funded retirement party
A California transport department faces backlash after spending taxpayer money on a retirement party that included strippers, raising questions about public fund misuse.
DHS spends $10K on Kinkade painting amid backlash
The US Department of Homeland Security has come under fire after spending thousands on a Thomas Kinkade painting for its office, sparking outrage over taxpayer money usage.
Trump spent £100M on golf trips as president
Former US President Donald Trump allegedly spent more than £100 million in taxpayer money on visits to his own golf properties while in office, according to a new investigation.
NHS spends £2M on 'woke' staff events
NHS trusts have reportedly spent close to £2 million on diversity and inclusion events for staff, sparking outrage over the use of taxpayer funds during a healthcare crisis.
Pavlo Makov urges Ukraine to prioritise culture
Renowned artist Pavlo Makov calls on Ukraine to strengthen its cultural identity and global presence through strategic arts funding and international collaborations.
WFP cuts food aid to Uganda and South Sudan
The World Food Programme has slashed rations for refugees in Uganda and South Sudan due to severe funding shortages, leaving millions at risk of hunger.
Nurses reject 'inadequate' pay rise offer
Nurses in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland have voted overwhelmingly to reject the latest pay rise proposal, calling it insufficient amid rising living costs.
Australian Parliament clashes over Gaza, education reforms
Tensions flared in Australia's Parliament as Question Time saw heated debates on Gaza, university funding, and childcare reforms. Key figures including PM Albanese and Opposition's Sussan Ley clashed over policy directions.
Cleo Laine advocates for stronger arts support
Jazz legend Cleo Laine calls for stronger support for the arts and artists, highlighting the cultural and economic impact of sustained funding.
Academics challenge Australia's uni fee reforms
Leading academics and researchers urge the Australian government to reconsider the JRG scheme, warning of dire consequences for higher education and research.
BMA accuses government of failing NHS patients
The British Medical Association accuses the government of failing the NHS, as health secretary Wes Streeting faces mounting pressure over funding and staffing shortages.
£36K council grants for home energy upgrades
Homeowners in England could claim up to £36,000 in council grants for eco-friendly home improvements like insulation and heat pumps. Find out if you qualify.
Taxpayer money funds secret Victoria treaty perks
Taxpayers are footing the bill for lavish perks in a secret treaty, raising questions about government spending priorities.
Queensland fears return to segregated education
Families in Queensland worry that children with disabilities, like Violet, may be pushed out of mainstream schools due to funding cuts, reviving fears of educational segregation.
Montenegro wins €40M EU funding for tourism road upgrades
Montenegro has been granted €40 million by the EU to develop road infrastructure, enhancing tourism and regional connectivity in the Balkans.
Samaritans charity faces closure amid funding crisis
A vital mental health charity, Samaritans, is on the brink of shutting down due to severe financial struggles. Discover the impact and what it means for those in need.
Reeves Considers Wealth Tax on Non-Doms
Chancellor Rachel Reeves considers a wealth tax targeting non-domiciled residents to fund public services and stimulate economic growth.
Trump's taxpayer-funded Scotland golf trip sparks outrage
Former US President Donald Trump's recent visit to his Scottish golf resort has sparked controversy over taxpayer-funded expenses. Discover the hidden costs and political fallout.
Trump admin releases education funds: UK impact
The Trump administration has approved the release of education funds previously withheld, sparking debate over potential impacts on UK institutions and global education policies.
Trump admin targets English learner funding in education cuts
The US Department of Education under Trump proposed eliminating federal funding for English language learning programs, drawing sharp criticism from educators and advocates.
IMF warns tax cuts could hit NHS and pensions
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has cautioned Chancellor Rachel Reeves against implementing tax cuts, warning they could undermine NHS funding and the pensions triple lock. Experts weigh in on the economic risks.
Student debt crisis threatens UK universities
UK universities are on the brink of financial disaster as student loan debts soar, risking long-term damage to higher education.
NHS Crisis: Hospitals Face Closure Amid Funding Cuts
Dozens of UK hospitals are at risk of closure due to severe funding cuts and rising operational costs, sparking fears of a deepening healthcare crisis. Experts warn of dire consequences for patient care.
Reeves: Tough choices ahead after IMF tax warning
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves highlights the IMF's call for potential tax increases to safeguard public services, stressing the need for fiscal responsibility amid economic challenges.
Australia pledges £6.5M Gaza aid package
The Australian government, led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, has announced a £6.5 million aid package for Gaza, targeting urgent humanitarian needs. Foreign Minister Penny Wong confirmed the funding, emphasising support for civilians amid escalating
UK aid cuts linked to rising maternal deaths in Africa
Reductions in UK foreign aid are having devastating consequences, with maternal mortality rates soaring in Africa due to slashed health budgets. Experts warn of a looming humanitarian crisis.
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