New UK Screen Time Guidance for Under-Fives Sparks Debate
UK advises under-fives to have max one hour screen time daily, sparking debate on parenting in digital age.
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Organised Waste Crime: The UK's Unchecked Growth Industry
Illegal waste dumping in the UK is out of control, with thousands of sites and weak enforcement enabling criminal gangs to profit while harming communities and the environment.
Barbados PM Unveils Updated Slavery Reparations Manifesto
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley announced an updated Caricom reparations manifesto at a Ghana conference, emphasizing gender-based violence and climate justice links.
World Cup, Musk Wealth, Climate Refugees in The Crunch
Explore climate refugees under Trump, Elon Musk's vast fortune, Australian housing costs, and World Cup analysis in this fortnight's The Crunch newsletter.
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Labour's Trail Hunt Ban Sparks Fury Among Rural Campaigners
Labour faces backlash over proposed trail hunting ban, with peers warning it's a 'Pandora's box' and a 'laughing stock' move. Rural campaigners protest in Westminster.
Garden Waste Banned Under England's New Recycling Rules
England's new Simpler Recycling regulations have changed household waste collection, banning several garden items from recycling bins. Learn what you can no longer recycle.
DWP PIP Update: Rule Changes Considered with Deadline Within Month
Secretary of State Pat McFadden updates MPs on PIP reform, with a review considering cost cuts, face-to-face assessments, and longer review periods. Interim report expected before July 17.
Support Staff at Five Scottish Universities to Strike Over Pay
Support staff at five Scottish universities to strike over pay dispute, Unite union announces.
Why the 2026/27 Premier League Season Starts Later
The 2026/27 Premier League season starts later due to the FIFA World Cup, player welfare, and calendar adjustments. Discover all key reasons here.
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UK Drivers Urged to Add One Item to Car by Saturday
With temperatures set to reach 34C, UK drivers are warned to carry water in their vehicles to prevent dehydration and stay safe during the heatwave.
Starmer Backs Water Safety Campaign: Mirror Welcomes Support
The Mirror's Save Lives for Sam campaign gains Prime Minister Keir Starmer's backing. He vows government action to prevent child drownings, calling recent tragedies deeply concerning.
Labour Must Fight Rightwing Backlash on Multiculturalism
Andy Beckett argues that the UK's rightwing counter-revolution against equality and diversity is gaining ground, and Labour's soft approach won't stop it. He urges Labour to learn from London's past and present leaders.
Trump Admin Joins Suit Against Evanston Reparations
The Trump administration has joined a lawsuit to stop Evanston, Illinois' first-of-its-kind reparations program for Black residents, arguing it is unconstitutional.
Streeting's Social Care Private Equity Ban Dropped
Wes Streeting reveals his plan to ban private equity from social care was cut from Labour's manifesto, accusing the government of overcautiousness in reforming the sector.
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Drax Cleared After Wood Pellet Sourcing Probe
The Financial Conduct Authority closed its investigation into Drax, finding no evidence of misleading sustainability claims about wood pellets. Shares rose as the regulator cleared the company after a 10-month review.
Should You Open or Close Windows in a Heatwave? Experts Agree
Experts unanimously advise keeping windows, doors, blinds, and curtains closed during the hottest parts of the day to prevent heat gain. Open them only when outdoor temperatures drop.
Water Bonus Loopholes Face Crackdown After Firms Exploit Law
UK government to close loopholes allowing failing water company bosses to receive bonuses despite ban, after firms exploited legal gaps.
Starmer's ZEV Mandate U-turn Blasted as 'Own Goal'
Keir Starmer faces backlash over plans to weaken the Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate, with experts calling it a 'catastrophic own goal' that could harm EV momentum and investor confidence.
World Rugby Makes Lower Tackle Heights Permanent in Grassroots
World Rugby has approved lower tackle heights permanently for grassroots rugby from July 1, aiming to reduce concussions. The change also moves closer to professional implementation.
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Gardeners: Check for Hedgehogs Before Strimming
Gardeners are advised to check for hedgehogs before strimming or mowing lawns this summer to avoid injuring these vital creatures. The RSPCA and RHS offer safety tips.
Key Figures in UK Sewage Crisis: Where Are They Now?
The Guardian tracks down key figures from the UK sewage scandal, as Channel 4 drama Dirty Business reignites public anger.
Global Baby Bust: Fertility Falls Faster Than Expected
The global fall in fertility rates has arrived faster and spread further than anticipated, with India's rate dropping below replacement level. Governments are urged to adapt rather than reverse the decline.
BBC Finds Love from Loyal Army of Ordinary Britons
Amid criticism from politicians and rivals, a Radio Times survey reveals strong public support for the BBC, with 88% trust and a call for its preservation.
Aberdeen South Byelection: Tories vs SNP on Oil
Aberdeen South byelection dominated by North Sea oil future. Tories promise 'kiss of life' for sector, SNP balances jobs and renewables. Key contest on Thursday.
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King Charles Linked to UK's 'Worst Illegal Waste Dump'
King Charles' Duchy of Lancaster linked to 25,000-tonne illegal waste dump in Wigan, sparking clean-up row.
UK Heat Health Warnings Issued as 32C Heatwave Hits
UKHSA issues yellow heat-health alerts for East Midlands, East of England, London, and South East as temperatures reach 32C, with warnings for vulnerable groups.
Plug-in Solar Panels to Save UK Homes £70-£110 Annually
Plug-in solar panels will hit UK shops soon, offering savings of £70-£110 per year. Renters and low-income households benefit most from this easy-to-install technology.
MPs and Campaigners Demand Water Safety Action After 19 Deaths
MPs, campaigners, and grieving families gathered in Westminster to demand urgent government action on water safety education after 19 people drowned during a recent heatwave.
Gambling Ads in Football: 'Tidal Wave of Normalisation'
Peers heard that gambling advertising and sponsorship in football is a priority issue, with young people associating gambling as harmless fun without understanding risks.
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AGL May Scrap Demerger Plan Amid Shareholder Opposition
AGL may scrap demerger of coal-fired power stations amid shareholder opposition, with tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes leading the campaign against the plan.
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