Labour's 20-year asylum wait in immigration crackdown
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces radical asylum reforms, ending the UK's 'golden ticket' with a 20-year wait for permanent settlement. Read the full details.
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UK Looks to Denmark's Tough Asylum Approach
Britain's Labour government seeks to emulate Denmark's controversial asylum policies, which have slashed refugee numbers but drawn international criticism. Discover the human impact.
Nou Camp reopens amidst radical renovation work
FC Barcelona's iconic stadium welcomes fans back while construction continues on dramatic £1.3bn renovation, with temporary stands and visible cranes dominating the skyline.
Most UK jobseekers fail to get permanent work via agencies
New research reveals over half of UK jobseekers fail to secure permanent employment through private agencies, raising serious questions about the effectiveness of the government's back-to-work programmes.
Gov Expands Health Hotel Accommodation for Vulnerable
Exclusive: The government is significantly expanding its emergency accommodation programme, placing vulnerable individuals and families in hotels and other temporary housing to address urgent health and welfare needs across Britain.
Union boss demands Labour nationalise energy sector
In a fiery conference speech, FBU General Secretary Matt Wrack calls for radical energy nationalisation and criticises Labour's cautious approach to public ownership.
Britain's prefab revival: Councils turn to pod homes
Eleven UK councils are embracing radical prefabricated housing estates as temporary solutions to combat soaring homelessness and migrant accommodation pressures. Discover how this post-war approach is making a surprising comeback.
Thames Water Crisis: Suppliers Face Collapse Over £15bn Debt
Exclusive investigation reveals Thames Water, Severn Trent and other key suppliers are drowning in debt while planning massive bill increases up to 91%, raising fears of nationalisation.
Gove vows to end homelessness 'once and for all'
Michael Gove makes landmark commitment to eradicate rough sleeping and temporary accommodation in major housing policy announcement.
Gaza ceasefire on knife-edge as fears grow
As the temporary ceasefire enters its critical phase, civilians in Gaza describe living in constant fear that fighting could resume at any moment, with many still trapped under rubble and essential supplies failing to reach those in need.
Record 145,800 children in temporary housing across UK
Exclusive analysis shows over 145,800 children living in temporary accommodation across Britain - the highest number since records began, exposing a deepening homelessness crisis.
Record child homelessness exposes UK government failure
Exclusive investigation reveals shocking rise in child homelessness across the UK, with government policies failing to protect the most vulnerable from poverty and housing insecurity.
Record 145,000 UK Children Face Homelessness Crisis
Shocking new figures reveal the devastating scale of child homelessness across the UK, with over 145,000 children currently living in temporary accommodation as government policies fail to address the growing emergency.
Record 145,800 homeless children in temporary housing
Shocking new figures reveal over 145,800 children in England are living in temporary housing - the highest number recorded since records began. This investigation exposes the human cost of Britain's housing crisis.
Hamas presents new demands in Gaza ceasefire talks
Hamas has submitted a revised proposal for a Gaza ceasefire, complicating negotiations with Israel over hostage releases and temporary truce terms amid ongoing conflict.
50 hostages freed in Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal
In a major diplomatic development, 50 hostages are set for release from Gaza amid a four-day ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, though concerns remain about remaining captives and long-term peace prospects.
Public Rail Ownership: Is Britain's Experiment Working?
As most of Great Britain's major rail operators return to public ownership, we investigate whether this historic shift is delivering the improvements passengers were promised.
Gaza Ceasefire: Israel-Hamas Deal Reached
After weeks of intense negotiations, Israel and Hamas have agreed to a temporary ceasefire in Gaza, marking a significant diplomatic achievement amid ongoing regional tensions and hostage negotiations.
Homeless children dying in UK temporary housing crisis
Shocking investigation reveals children are dying in UK temporary accommodation as housing crisis deepens, with families trapped in unsafe conditions for years.
100,000 UK households face homelessness crisis - Labour warning
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Alison McGovern warns of catastrophic consequences as temporary accommodation costs spiral, calling for immediate government intervention to prevent mass homelessness across England.
145,800 homeless children in Britain - national emergency
A devastating new report exposes how 145,800 children in temporary accommodation across Britain are facing an uncertain future, with experts warning of a 'national emergency' in housing.
Thames Water: Temporary Renationalisation Looms
As Thames Water teeters on the brink of collapse, temporary state control appears increasingly inevitable. Explore the financial quagmire and why renationalisation might be the least worst option for Britain's largest water company.
Trump blocks healthcare for TPS immigrants, Democrats revolt
Former President Donald Trump moves to strip healthcare access from immigrants with Temporary Protected Status, igniting fierce Democratic opposition and raising legal challenges.
Royal Mail creates 16,000 Christmas seasonal jobs
Royal Mail is creating 16,000 temporary positions across the UK to handle the Christmas peak, offering competitive pay and flexible hours in their largest seasonal recruitment drive.
Burnham Challenges Starmer with Radical Labour Overhaul
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham launches a stunning critique of his own party, calling for a bold return to public ownership, PR elections, and an end to 'creeping Thatcherism' within Labour, setting the stage for a clash with Keir Starmer.
Westminster blocks Scottish bid to nationalise Falkirk steelworks
The UK Government has rejected the Scottish Government's request for powers to nationalise the threatened Tata Steel plant in Falkirk, sparking a fierce constitutional row over economic intervention and devolved authority.
DVLA: Declare temporary health conditions or face £1k fine
Exclusive DVLA guidance reveals drivers must report temporary medical conditions or face severe penalties. Learn which common ailments require immediate declaration.
Family's 3-Year Hotel Nightmare After UK Move
A young family who relocated from Australia for a better life reveal their three-year ordeal living in a single Travelodge room, abandoned by a UK council and trapped in a broken housing system.
Mexico Nationalises Lithium, Clashing with US Over Investment
Mexico's president nationalises lithium reserves, clashing with US firms and politicians over energy sovereignty and foreign investment rights.
Paul Routledge's Fierce Call for UK Rail Renationalisation
Veteran political commentator Paul Routledge delivers a powerful argument for renationalising Britain's railways, calling the current privatised system a 'rip-off' and a national disgrace.
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