Unpaid UK carers 'living in agony', says Louise Casey
Louise Casey, head of the government's adult social care commission, says millions of unpaid carers in the UK are suffering under a fragmented system that relies on women to plug gaps.
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Science Fiction Belongs in Paperback, Readers Say
Readers defend science fiction paperbacks, recall stalking horses, compare Putin's parade to Hitler's, and debate standing-only opera tickets and middle-age definitions.
Vasectomy Decline Misinterpreted Due to Incomplete Data
Dr Gareth James argues that the apparent decline in vasectomy numbers is misleading due to missing data from community settings, calling for improved access and funding.
Frank Cottrell-Boyce: Reading is a right, not a duty
Children's laureate Frank Cottrell-Boyce urges policymakers to treat reading as a right, linking declining shared reading to poverty, housing insecurity, and social media.
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River Thames Gets First Official Bathing Spot in London
The River Thames at Ham in south-west London has been designated as England's first official bathing water area on the Thames, joining 12 other new sites across England.
Butlin's CEO: Holiday Tax Will Devastate UK Hospitality
Butlin's CEO Jon Hendry Pickup criticises Labour's proposed overnight visitor levy, warning it will add £100 to family holidays and cost thousands of jobs in the hospitality sector.
Eurovision Final Lineup Set After Semifinal Eliminations
The Eurovision final lineup is confirmed after Thursday's second semifinal sent five countries packing. Fifteen acts competed for ten spots, with the final set for Saturday in Vienna.
Rockefeller University Remote Cell Control Patent Stirs Fears
A 2018 Rockefeller University patent describes nanoparticles that heat up with radio waves to activate cells, sparking conspiracy theories about mind control. The technology aims to treat diseases like diabetes and Parkinson's.
Iowa Governor Signs Law to Speed Up Cancer Screenings
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs the 'Patients First Act' to eliminate prior authorization for cancer screenings, aiming to reduce delays and improve access in a state with high cancer rates.
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Guardian Launches Deleted Data Series on Lost Government Info
The Guardian announces Deleted data, a series investigating the loss of US government data on climate, health, inequality, and civil rights, and its impact on communities.
Government Intervenes as Banks Close Dozens of Branches
The UK government launches an independent review into bank branch closures as NatWest, Santander, and Lloyds shut over 130 branches in May and June, raising concerns about access to face-to-face banking.
Motability Pauses Drive Smart Black Box Scheme
Motability has paused its Drive Smart black box initiative following customer backlash. The scheme, which monitored driving behavior, was mandatory for some drivers and led to 300 removals during a trial.
Millionaire Clears Co-Star's £12k Debt Teaching Trading
Rich House, Poor House star Lewis Crompton helped Nicole Smith clear £12k debt by teaching her day trading. The pair formed a close friendship after swapping lives on the show.
UK Launches Access to Banking Review for Face-to-Face Services
The UK Treasury launches an independent review to examine bank branch closures, identify affected communities, and recommend actions to protect access to in-person banking services.
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Erin Brown Attacks Gout Gout Again Over Block Start Video
Erin Brown, ranked 1050th globally in the men's 200m, mocked Gout Gout's block start with Noah Lyles, claiming the teen is overhyped. Gout holds an under-20s world record.
Rights to Face-to-Face GP Appointments in England
NHS guidelines require GP surgeries in England to offer face-to-face appointments upon request. Learn your rights and steps if refused an in-person consultation.
Emergency Brake Needed on Runaway Rent Rises, Experts Warn
A new report from the New Economics Foundation urges Labour to cap rent rises at inflation or 2%, warning that current laws don't go far enough to address affordability.
EU Proposes Single Ticket for Cross-Border Rail by 2029
The European Commission proposes new rules to enable single-ticket bookings across multiple rail operators, aiming to simplify cross-border train travel and boost passenger rights by 2029.
Labor Accused of Robbing Peter to Pay Paul Over Research Cut
The Australian government faces backlash for cutting a $760 million research commercialisation program to fund CSIRO and other science initiatives, sparking accusations of undermining its own priorities.
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Coalition Budget Response Targets Vulnerable
Analysis of the coalition's budget response reveals a focus on cutting support for the most vulnerable, sparking debate on fairness and economic priorities.
Blunkett's Alternative King's Speech: Key Proposals
Former Home Secretary David Blunkett outlines an alternative King's Speech focusing on cost-of-living relief, rent controls, welfare reform, housing, and NHS restructuring.
Bond Market Warns of 'Liz Truss Moment' as Starmer Falters
Rising borrowing costs and investor jitters over political instability in the UK spark fears of a bond market meltdown, with Labour leadership contest seen as risky.
Reeves: Don't Risk UK Economic Stability as GDP Grows 0.3%
Chancellor Rachel Reeves cautions against jeopardising economic stability amid political turmoil, as UK GDP grows 0.3% in March and 0.6% in Q1, despite Iran war concerns.
Budget Tax Changes Open Door for 2028 Worker Relief
Budget tax changes give government $77B war chest, enabling potential tax cuts for workers before 2028 election. Negative gearing and CGT changes face criticism.
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NTSB Urges Airlines to Train Pilots for Cockpit Smoke
The NTSB recommends airlines implement realistic smoke-in-cockpit training after a 2023 Southwest bird strike incident, warning of potential catastrophic consequences.
New Godfather Novel to Focus on Connie Corleone
Random House announces 'Connie,' an authorized Godfather novel by Adriana Trigiani, exploring Connie Corleone's life from a female perspective. Release set for Fall 2027.
Labour's Welfare Reform: Stalled and What Comes Next
The King's Speech omitted welfare reform. Sean O'Grady examines Labour's stalled plans, the political obstacles, and prospects for change in the future.
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Judge Urges Stormont to Create Bereaved Support Scheme
Mr Justice McAlinden challenges Northern Ireland Assembly to agree a support scheme for Troubles-bereaved, as current scheme excludes many.
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