Pauline Hanson's grandson asks shocking school question
Australian politician Pauline Hanson shares a disturbing conversation with her grandson, raising concerns about modern education and political indoctrination.
Category : Devolution
Swinney criticised for secret EU official talks
Scotland's Deputy First Minister faces criticism for holding undisclosed discussions with a senior European official, sparking accusations of political showboating.
Girlguiding's new badges for Gen Alpha
Girlguiding UK has launched a fresh set of badges designed to resonate with Generation Alpha, celebrating modern interests like fandom communities and sustainable thrifting.
Bristol City Hall relocation plans spark debate
Plans to move Bristol City Hall to Bath have ignited discussions on regional governance, cost efficiency, and the future of civic services in the West Country.
Bilingual benefits: How two languages boost brain power
Discover the surprising cognitive and professional advantages of being bilingual, from enhanced memory to higher earning potential.
Welsh teachers and firefighters protest austerity cuts
Education and emergency service unions in Wales join forces to protest government austerity measures, warning of severe impacts on public services.
UK overrides Scotland on Aberdeen freeport funding
Westminster has intervened to approve funding for Aberdeen's green freeport, bypassing the Scottish Government's concerns over fair work conditions.
MPs demand local control of council tax
Cross-party MPs are urging the government to grant local authorities full autonomy over council tax rates, arguing it would empower communities and improve public services.
Police clash with protesters in Bristol over evictions
Tensions escalate in Bristol as police and protesters clash in Ashton Vale over planned evictions. Live updates on the unfolding situation.
UK environment chief slams Scottish government policies
UK Environment Secretary Steve Reed accuses the Scottish government of undermining environmental efforts, sparking a heated debate over devolution and policy-making.
Labor and Coalition unite on HECS debt reform
In a rare show of bipartisanship, Australia's Labor and Coalition parties have joined forces to pass legislation easing the burden of HECS debt for millions. Discover how this historic move could reshape higher education financing.
Blair's secret memo to Brown revealed
A confidential memo from Tony Blair to Gordon Brown, urging a more cautious approach to Scottish devolution, has been uncovered in the National Archives.
Airbnb host removes guest over Trump flag
A North Carolina Airbnb host faces backlash after ejecting a guest for displaying a Trump flag, igniting debates over political expression and property rights.
Girlguiding UK swaps 'Hostess' badge for 'Celebrations'
Girlguiding UK has replaced its traditional 'Hostess' badge with a more inclusive 'Celebrations' badge, reflecting modern values and gender neutrality.
UK Gov and Bank of England Clash Over Welsh Resources
Tensions rise as Westminster and the Bank of England challenge Wales' control over its natural resources, sparking a debate on devolution and economic policy.
Woke journalist tells families to abandon Trump supporters
A liberal journalist has caused a storm by advising families to cut ties with relatives who back Donald Trump, igniting fierce debate over political tolerance and family unity.
UK government accused of devolution 'power grab'
The UK government faces backlash over claims it bypassed devolved administrations in Scotland and Yorkshire to push through funding deals, sparking accusations of centralisation.
BBC Scotland's viewership crisis: Fewer than 1 in 8 watch
Despite a £200 million investment, BBC Scotland fails to attract viewers, with fewer than one in eight Scots tuning in. Critics question the value for money amid declining audiences.
Wales population decline: First in 170 years
For the first time since 1851, Wales has recorded a population decline, according to the latest census data. The figures highlight significant demographic shifts, with implications for public services and policymaking.
Page 4 of 4