Labour plans to scrap ISA savings tax
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces Labour’s proposal to abolish tax on savings held in ISAs, aiming to boost household finances and stimulate economic growth.
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Scottish Justice Secretary Urges Police Reforms
Angela Constance demands immediate action to address public safety fears following a spate of violent incidents across Scotland.
Labour warns of rising maternal deaths in UK
Labour highlights alarming rise in maternal deaths during childbirth, urging immediate NHS action to improve maternity care and reduce preventable fatalities.
Tory MPs urged to back Labour climate reforms
Conservative MPs are facing calls to support Labour's ambitious climate policies as internal divisions within the Tory party grow over environmental commitments.
Pope Leo's transformative first three months
Pope Leo's initial three months in office have brought sweeping reforms, global engagement, and a fresh vision for the Catholic Church. Discover how his leadership is reshaping the Vatican.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Badenoch slams BMA over NHS political motives
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch accuses the British Medical Association of prioritising political agendas over patient care amid tensions with Labour's Wes Streeting over NHS reforms.
Thousands of abuse reports in Australian childcare centres
A damning report reveals thousands of abuse allegations in Australian childcare centres, with many accused staff allowed to continue working. Urgent calls for reform grow louder.
Woman hoarded 35 cats in filthy conditions—banned for life
A woman who hoarded 35 cats in squalid conditions claimed she was 'helping' them, sparking outrage after authorities discovered the appalling state of her home.
State pension age review could bring earlier changes
The UK government is considering accelerating the state pension age review, potentially bringing forward increases that could affect millions. Here's what you need to know.
Dad moves kids 200 miles to escape toxic school
A desperate father relocates his children 200 miles away from their home to protect them from a 'toxic' school environment, sparking debate over parental rights and school accountability.
Arizona GOP blocks voting rights using 'God’s law' justification
Republican officials in Arizona have ignited controversy by citing 'God’s law' to justify rejecting voter-approved election reforms, raising concerns over the separation of church and state.
Christian foster mum banned from trans child hormone therapy
A devout Christian foster carer has been barred by a court from permitting a transgender child in her care to undergo hormone therapy, sparking a heated debate on parental rights and child welfare.
Social Security reverses benefit check policy
The UK government has reversed a contentious policy affecting benefit checks, offering relief to thousands of claimants amid growing backlash.
US child tax credit success prompts UK policy review
American families in Fairfax County benefit from expanded child tax credits as experts debate potential UK adoption of similar poverty-reduction measures.
Alabama boy dies in hot car tragedy
A heartbreaking incident in Alabama has left a young boy dead after being left in a scorching hot car, sparking outrage and raising questions about child welfare services.
FIFPRO warns of "extreme" player workload in 2025 Club World Cup
Global players' union FIFPRO warns FIFA that the expanded Club World Cup in 2025 could push footballers beyond physical limits, risking injuries and shortened careers.
Labour’s Pension Credit overhaul targets elderly poverty
The Labour Party has unveiled plans to reform Pension Credit, aiming to lift thousands of elderly citizens out of poverty. Critics argue the changes may strain public finances.
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