UK Govt Protects Free World Cup Streaming Online
The UK government proposes closing a loophole in the Broadcasting Act 1996 to ensure World Cup fixtures and highlights remain free online, protecting BBC and ITV rights.
Category : Policy
Starmer's Green Record Strong Despite Rightwing Backlash
Keir Starmer's green record is robust, but a rightwing backlash has weakened his plans, according to insiders. The Labour leader faces internal and external pressure over climate policy.
Doctor Warns: Don't Take Off Shirt in Heatwave
A&E doctor Dr Ahmed warns against common cooling methods like removing shirts or jumping into cold water, which can increase heatstroke risk. He advises wearing light cotton layers, using cool mist, and seeking help.
£8m Ofsted Investment for Nursery Safeguarding After Gigi Campaign
The UK government announces over £8m for Ofsted to strengthen nursery safeguarding, including 3,000 extra unannounced visits, following the Campaign for Gigi after Genevieve Meehan's death.
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UK Schools Relax Uniform Rules as Temperatures Reach 37C
With temperatures in Liverpool potentially hitting 37C, schools are relaxing uniform rules. The DfE advises schools to consider allowing loose, light clothing, and the UKHSA has issued heatwave guidance.
Union: when schools should close in UK heatwave
The NASUWT teaching union says schools should consider closure if the Met Office issues a Red extreme heat warning, as temperatures could exceed 38°C in the UK.
UK Government Issues Schools Advice on 38C Heatwave
The UK government has issued advice to headteachers on school closures during a record-breaking heatwave with temperatures up to 38C, recommending against closures but suggesting uniform relaxations and other measures.
Anthony Scaramucci Launches £49 Course for Gen Z on Surviving Failure
Anthony Scaramucci's £49 'Resilience Lab' course teaches Gen Z how to turn failure into success, drawing on his own career setbacks.
UK Schools: Can They Close as Temperatures Hit 38C?
With temperatures forecast to reach 38C, UK schools face tough decisions. The DfE advises keeping schools open, but unions and the CCC urge a legal maximum temperature. No closures yet.
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Will UK Schools Close in 38C Heatwave? June Guidelines
Met Office issues amber heat warning with temperatures up to 38C. No official school closures yet, but pressure mounts for legal maximum classroom temperature.
Water Companies Breached Environmental Rules 3,000 Times in Crackdown
Environment Agency found over 3,000 breaches by water companies after doubling inspections; campaigners say enforcement still too weak.
Stay Safe in the Sun at The Hoppings as Newcastle Heats Up
With temperatures nearing 30°C in Newcastle, learn essential sun safety tips for visiting The Hoppings fairground, including hydration, sun cream use, and recognising heat exhaustion symptoms.
Child Safety Changes Risk Separating First Nations Children from Culture
Queensland and the Northern Territory propose child protection reforms that weaken the Aboriginal Child Placement Principle, risking Indigenous children's cultural connections.
Salt Trick for Crispier Steak and Baked Potatoes
Salting steak and baked potatoes before cooking draws out moisture, preventing sogginess and ensuring a crispy crust and skin. This simple method uses salt to dry-brine meat and season potatoes for perfect texture.
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Newcastle Centre Shapes Policy for Homeless Pet Owners
The Joseph Cowen Centre in Newcastle is informing national policy to reduce barriers for homeless people with pets, after researchers highlighted its best-practice approach.
Australia's Nature Laws Face Senate Showdown
Australia's environment laws reformed after last-minute Greens deal, ending five-year struggle over EPBC Act changes.
Met Office Amber Heat Warning for Greater Manchester
The Met Office has issued an amber 'danger to life' warning for extreme heat across large parts of the UK, including Greater Manchester, with temperatures forecast to reach 34-35°C.
Mobile Phone Ban In Schools To Become Statutory Law
UK government to make mobile phone ban in schools statutory law, amending children's wellbeing bill after opposition pressure.
Labour’s Special Needs Reform Risks Disappointment, Critics Warn
Labour's special needs education plans face criticism over funding gaps and uncertainty about key rights for families.
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France Bans Alcohol at Events as Europe Heatwave Could Hit 41C
France bans alcohol at state events amid a heatwave with temperatures forecast to reach 41C. Red warnings cover 35 regions, and other European countries brace for extreme heat.
Jewish Teen Urges PM to Mandate Antisemitism Lessons in Schools
Jewish teen Jonathan Frisher urges PM to mandate antisemitism lessons in schools after suffering bullying and abuse.
Australia Health Watchdog Adopts Contested Antisemitism Definition
Australia's health regulator adopts IHRA antisemitism definition, sparking debate over silencing critics of Israel, with support from Jewish bodies and concerns from Palestine advocates.
Electrification Takes Centre Stage at Pre-Cop31 Talks
Electrification emerged as a key focus at pre-Cop31 talks in Bonn, with Turkey proposing a 35% electricity target by 2035. Geopolitical tensions over climate science and the 1.5C goal also marked the discussions.
Trump's DC Makeover Frenzy Bewilders Locals and Visitors
Renovations across Washington DC for the 250th anniversary, ordered by Trump, disrupt tourism and spark criticism. Projects include East Wing demolition and a triumphal arch.
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Doomsday AI Scenario Aims to Jolt Europe from Tech Complacency
A viral thought experiment imagines US-China AI dominance tearing Europe apart by 2031, sparking urgent debate on EU tech sovereignty and datacentre investment.
Spain’s First Tsunami-Ready Town Leads Coastal Safety Drive
Chipiona becomes Spain's first UNESCO-recognised tsunami-ready town, leading coastal safety with drills, sirens, and evacuation plans.
Japanese Maple Owners Advised to Complete Three Essential Tasks Before Summer
Gardening experts advise three essential tasks for Japanese maple trees before summer: light pruning, mulching, and proper watering.
Scottish Baby Box Sent To New York Mayor Mamdani
Scotland sends a baby box to New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, inspired by his campaign pledge to introduce a similar scheme.
Jodi Kantor’s Guide to Finding Your Life’s Work
Jodi Kantor's new book helps young people find their life's work amid anxiety and uncertainty, offering practical advice from her own experiences.
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UN Expert: Mexico Faces ‘Toxic Crisis’ from US Waste
UN expert warns Mexico faces 'toxic crisis' from US waste, with lax standards and oversight leading to pollution and health impacts.
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