Climate Change Committee chair Baroness Brown urges the UK to introduce a maximum workplace temperature law to protect workers from extreme heat, citing rising temperatures and productivity risks.
GPs in England will stop issuing sick notes under a trial aimed at keeping people in work and reducing the benefits bill. Alternatives include job coaching and therapy plans.
Lord Stuart Rose calls government-imposed supermarket price caps 'idiotic' and 'unworkable', as Treasury minister denies plans amid falling inflation to 2.8%.
Simon Calder assesses the latest reset of the HS2 project, examining its reduced scope, cost overruns, and whether it will deliver promised capacity and economic benefits.
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Scientists warn CSIRO job cuts will harm climate modelling; Adelaide program helps homeless; Ebola outbreak raises vaccine questions.
The NAO warns that the £38bn Sizewell C nuclear plant's savings for households may be offset by construction support costs until at least 2064, with risks being immediate and substantial.
Campaigners call for a 56-day fixed recall period for IPP prisoners, citing £64m annual cost and high recall rates for non-criminal breaches.
NSW Premier Chris Minns criticises the federal government for failing to address bracket creep, stating the 47% top tax rate forces high earners to work nearly half the week for the government.
Shane Warne's ex-wife Simone Callahan shares a touching birthday tribute to their son Jackson, now 27, reflecting on his growth and the late cricket legend's pride.
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The Department for Education teamed up with reality TV star Gemma Collins for a video that went viral, sparking confusion and criticism online. Collins met Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson to discuss reforms.
Keir Starmer meets campaigners demanding strict safety standards for tech firms before offering services to under 16s, as UK consultation on social media restrictions concludes next week.
Researchers from University College London have solved the decades-old mystery of why Tyrannosaurus rex had such tiny arms, linking it to the evolution of its powerful head and jaws.
The Pensions Commission warns 15 million Britons are under-saving for retirement, with women holding half the savings of men. Auto-enrolment success offers cautious optimism for reform.
The UK government has launched an eight-week consultation on a new High Value Council Tax Surcharge targeting properties worth £2m+, aiming to raise £430m annually for local services.
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Reality TV star Gemma Collins visited the Department for Education to discuss education reforms with Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, appearing in a promotional video.
Dozens of European airlines have called on EU officials to reconsider passenger compensation reforms, citing soaring jet fuel costs from the Iran conflict that threaten regional aviation connectivity.
Reality TV star Gemma Collins met Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson to discuss education reforms, featuring in a DfE social media teaser video.
Andy Burnham criticises the Government for creating 'dividing lines' in infected blood scandal compensation, as a memorial service is held at St Paul's Cathedral.
Protesters at the World Health Assembly demand clean water in every health centre to save mothers and newborns, amid an Ebola outbreak in DRC.
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Health leaders warn that plans to make millions of NHS hospital appointments virtual could lead to serious conditions like cancer being missed without face-to-face exams.
Rangers chief executive Jim Gillespie believes Scottish Premiership clubs want to improve VAR through greater investment, not scrapping it, despite controversies.
MPs have called for a major overhaul of the Parliamentary gym, citing decrepit showers, lack of locker space, and high fees. The cross-party committee says the facility is 'nowhere near the level we would expect'.
The Trump administration proposes rolling back Biden-era limits on 'forever chemicals' (PFAS) in drinking water, citing regulatory overreach despite cancer risks.
Ryanair advises passengers to remove high heels before boarding to prevent tripping and damage to emergency slides. Safety tips shared online highlight key rules.
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New financial risk assessments for gamblers, set to be approved by the Gambling Commission, could cost British racing £250m annually as punters flee to black markets.
Ofcom updates codes of practice to combat intimate image abuse, including revenge porn and AI deepfakes, amid rising concerns for women and girls.
Saul Eslake debunks myths about Australia's 2026 budget tax reforms, clarifying impacts on renters, startups, and inheritance tax claims.
Labor will proceed with reducing private health insurance rebates for older Australians, affecting 3 million people, despite concerns from insurers and advocacy groups.
Only 580,000 of 800,000 eligible families use the UK's tax-free childcare scheme. Issues include quarterly payments, clunky admin, and conflicts with other benefits.
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New Zealand plans to lay off 8,700 public servants, cutting 14% of jobs by 2029 to save NZ$2.4 billion, exempting military, teachers, and doctors.
