Slot firms profit off UK’s poorest communities

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Slot machine firms target poor UK areas, funnelling millions offshore as councils call for stronger powers to curb openings and protect communities. As reported by The Guardian, companies operating slot machines are setting up in the UK’s

Sutton pupil wins first-ever Schools Empowerment Award

Sutton (Parliament Politics Magazine) –  A 13-year-old Sutton student has been named the first recipient of Nottinghamshire Police’s Schools Empowerment Award, celebrating his progress and dedication. As reported by Chad, a part of its prestigious annual Live Our Best Life Awards 2025

Chiswick School wins praise for character education

Chiswick (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chiswick School has been officially recognised for delivering outstanding character education, highlighting its commitment to developing well-rounded students. As reported by Chiswick Calender, helping students acquire personal qualities, or “virtues,” that allow them to develop good sense

UK legal group criticized for Gaza obesity claim

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK Lawyers for Israel faced backlash for implying Gaza’s war-induced food shortage could reduce obesity, with rights groups calling the remarks dangerous. As reported by The Guardian, the UK-based Israel advocacy group has been condemned for suggesting

Facial recognition tech sparks debate in Croydon

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon police face public backlash and support as they introduce permanent facial recognition technology, raising civil liberties and privacy concerns. As reported by East London Lines, although some people applauded the Metropolitan Police’s decision to permanently use

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