Beth Malcolm is Scottish based Journalist at Heriot-Watt University studying French and British Sign Language. She is originally from the north west of England but is living in Edinburgh to complete her studies.
London (Parliament News) – The FBI investigates the suspected sale of British Museum artefacts to US buyers. US law enforcement assisted in returning 268 items to the museum. Allegations of theft were initially dismissed. The FBI is probing the sale of what
London (Parliament News) – Mayor Sadiq Khan defends against “anti-motorist” claims, ruling out further Ultra-low emission zone changes, emphasizing safety, and promoting alternative travel options in London. Why Rule Out Further Changes to Ultra-Low Emission Zone? Mayor Sadiq Khan has urged he
London (Parliament News) – Prime Minister Rishi Sunak indicates Government will help concerns to be raised in the wake of the investigation exposing the practice. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has stated that it is “wrong” for the NHS to gag whistleblowers, in
London (Parliament News) – Julian Assange can appeal his US extradition on charges of leaking military secrets, challenging assurances on fair trial rights, especially First Amendment protections. Julian Assange has been given leave to mount a fresh plea against his extradition to
London (Parliament News) – The British Museum has retrieved 268 more missing or stolen items, totaling 626 recovered. Around 2,000 items went missing last year, some sold on eBay. Former curator Dr Peter Higgs denies involvement. The British Museum has found another
London (Parliament News) – Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron called on Israel to hold the perpetrators to account after several incidents The UK slammed attacks on aid convoys heading to Gaza as “appalling” given the threat of famine in the blockaded enclave. Foreign
London (Parliament News) – Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has expressed the next five years will be “some of the most difficult yet” – but refused to specify a date for a general election. The Prime Minister said voters would front a choice
London (Parliament News) – Ministers are considering easing UK carbon targets by transferring unused portions of previous budgets to future periods, despite Climate Change Committee advice. Concerns arise over the potential impact of emission reduction efforts. Ministers are weighing plans to weaken
London (Parliament News) – Rishi Sunak urges university leaders to prevent Gaza protests from turning violent, emphasizing tolerance and condemning hateful behaviour. The government backs crackdown on antisemitic incidents, promoting safe campus environments. Sunak advised university chiefs to take personal responsibility for
London (Parliament News) – Chinese hackers accessed approximately 270,000 payroll records of UK armed forces personnel through a third-party contractor, raising concerns about data security. The Defence Secretary is expected to address the issue. Approximately 270,000 payroll records belonging to almost all
London (Parliament News) – A recent survey reveals significant ethnic minority concerns in London regarding international events impacting domestic affairs, with considerations ranging from voting decisions to perceptions of racism and policing. Most ethnic minority Londoners approve that international events affect relations
London (Parliament News) – Labour Party condemns racist comment to BBC, alleging bias in West Midlands mayoral race. Criticism mounts over the party’s Gaza stance. MPs demand swift action against the perpetrator. Conservatives see losses. Labour has criticised a “racist” comment delivered
