Andy Burnham: UK's Political System Needs Major Reform
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham calls for urgent constitutional reform, arguing England's North-South divide is crippled by a London-centric political system that ignores regional voices.
Category : Devolution
Sunak's New NI Brexit Deal: The Windsor Framework Explained
Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen announce the groundbreaking Windsor Framework, a new agreement designed to resolve the Northern Ireland Protocol's trade disputes and restore power-sharing in Stormont.
Westminster in 'Rail Power Grab' Row with Scotland and Wales
The UK government faces a furious backlash from Scottish and Welsh ministers over its plans to centralise control of Great British Railways in Westminster, bypassing devolution settlements and sparking a major constitutional row.
Swinney defiant on legal battles with Westminster
John Swinney, Scotland's Deputy First Minister, declares the Scottish Government will not back down from legal challenges against Westminster, defending Holyrood's right to legislate despite potential multi-million pound court battles.
Decoding Gen Alpha Slang: Skibidi, Gyatt & More
From 'Skibidi' to 'Gyatt', discover the latest Gen Alpha slang terms that have made it into the dictionary. Your ultimate guide to understanding your child's baffling vocabulary.
Scotland challenges UK Supreme Court on gender ruling
The Scottish government is set to take legal action against the UK Supreme Court's decision blocking its gender recognition reforms, escalating tensions between Holyrood and Westminster.
Scottish Government faces legal challenge over policy
The Scottish Government is under fire as a new legal challenge questions the legality of its recent policy decisions. Critics argue the move undermines devolution.
Scottish Government faces court challenge over policy
The Scottish Government is under legal scrutiny as a new court challenge questions the legality of its recent policy decisions. The case, heard at the Court of Session, could have significant implications for devolution.
Indonesia delays history book revisions after backlash
Plans to release amended history books in Indonesia have been delayed following a backlash over concerns of 'historical amnesia'.
Florida bans maths books, including Obama’s, over CRT claims
Florida's Department of Education has rejected 54 maths textbooks, citing 'prohibited topics' like critical race theory. The list includes a book co-authored by Barack Obama and works by popular authors Jodi Picoult and John Green.
Northern Ireland A-Level Students Achieve Record Results
Students in Northern Ireland achieve record A-level results as grade boundaries return to pre-pandemic standards, sparking university admission hopes.
London & Midlands Students Excel in A-Level Results 2024
Students in London, East Midlands, and West Midlands outperform national averages in A-Level results, raising questions about regional education disparities.
Maths skills decline post-pandemic in UK schools
A new study highlights a concerning drop in maths proficiency among students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland following the COVID-19 pandemic, raising alarms over long-term educational impacts.
White House condemns George Floyd school re-enactment
The White House has criticised a California school's decision to stage a George Floyd re-enactment as part of a Black History Month lesson, calling it 'inappropriate' and 'traumatising' for students.
School board chair resigns after student drowning incident
Branda Jurasek steps down following public fury over the handling of Ava Crews' drowning incident, as parents demand accountability.
BBC faces 'anti-Scottish bias' claims in Holyrood
The BBC faces backlash as MSPs claim its coverage of Scottish politics is unfairly skewed, sparking a heated debate in Holyrood over media impartiality.
Swinney's Live Aid-style plea in Holyrood speech
Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney delivers a passionate address in Holyrood, invoking the spirit of Live Aid to highlight urgent political challenges.
Sturgeon's surprise ITV appearance sparks debate
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon unexpectedly appeared on ITV News, sparking fresh debates about her political future and Scotland's devolution journey.
Female student violently attacked at PNG university
A young woman was violently assaulted at the University of Technology in Papua New Guinea, sparking outrage over campus safety. Authorities are investigating the horrific incident.
British accents dying out due to TikTok influence
A new study warns that regional UK accents are fading as children adopt American phrases from social media and streaming platforms like TikTok and Netflix.
Boston lawmaker halts veterans' suicide meeting over phrase
A Boston lawmaker abruptly ended a crucial meeting on veterans' suicide after deeming a commonly used phrase 'offensive,' leaving advocates and officials stunned.
Starmer vows to end 'sticking plaster politics'
Labour leader Keir Starmer pledges sweeping devolution of powers to local councils, criticising the current government's short-term fixes and promising long-term solutions.
Taliban bans Afghan girls from learning Arabic
The Taliban has banned Afghan girls from studying Arabic in schools, further restricting education for young women under their rule.
Plaid Cymru aims to topple Labour in Wales
Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth declares bold ambitions to challenge Labour's dominance in Wales, positioning his party as the true voice of Welsh aspiration.
Jo Stevens urges stronger UK-Wales Brexit cooperation
Shadow Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens highlights the need for enhanced cooperation between Wales and Westminster to tackle post-Brexit challenges and economic pressures.
Swinney Visits Skye in First Official Trip as FM
Scotland's new First Minister, John Swinney, embarks on a tour of Skye and Lochaber, marking his first official visit since taking office. Discover his priorities and vision for the region.
Psychologists React to Viral 'FAFO' Parenting Trend
Experts analyse the controversial 'FAFO' parenting method trending on TikTok, discussing its potential impacts on child development and family dynamics.
Ukraine civilians attack draft officers in Mykolaiv
Violence erupts in Mykolaiv Oblast as civilians attack military draft officers with metal pipes, signalling growing frustration with President Zelensky's leadership.
San Francisco schools to teach AI with tech giant support
San Francisco announces a pioneering partnership with leading tech companies to integrate AI education into public school curricula, preparing students for the future job market.
Gen Z Girl Guides drop 'Hostess Badge' in modern shake-up
The Girl Guides have officially retired the 'Hostess Badge', sparking debate over traditional gender roles. Discover why Gen Z is leading this cultural shift.
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