London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A 91-year-old Sikh man’s beard was trimmed without approval at a London hospital, leaving his family distressed. The hospital has issued an apology. The incident occurred on Thursday morning during a routine assisted bath at a prominent
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British PM’s chief of staff Morgan McSweeney travelled to Florida and Washington to hold secret discussions with senior members of the White House. Earlier this month, Mr Morgan flew to Florida for a meeting with Susie Wiles,
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Conservative party has been notified to improve its data handling by the information watchdog after it unleashed a “tax calculator” that also seemed to be collecting voter data. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) penned to the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – General practitioners (GPs) have been employing ChatGPT to treat patients, a Harvard study has cautioned. Researchers at the American university discovered one in five family doctors in the United Kingdom had used artificial intelligence means while treating
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government is preparing to appoint a special envoy for nature for the first time, as the foreign secretary, David Lammy, aims to put the UK at the centre of global measures to tackle the world’s
Rishi Sunak has announced his interim shadow cabinet following a devastating loss for the Conservative Party in the recent general election, which saw them drop to a historic low of 121 MPs after losing 251 seats to Labour. Significant changes in leadership
A Determined and Serious Leader with a Human Side Rachel Reeves, often described as “serious” and “determined,” is the first female Chancellor of the United Kingdom. However, friends and colleagues suggest her public persona doesn’t fully reflect her human side, including her
On July 4, registered voters across the UK’s 650 parliamentary constituencies will vote for their preferred candidates in a general election called by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The UK employs a first-past-the-post (FPTP) voting system, meaning the candidate with the most votes
London (Parliament News) – Increased alcohol consumption during the COVID-19 pandemic led to 2,500 additional deaths in the UK in 2022, marking the highest level since records began in 2001. Alcohol claimed a record number of people’s lives in 2022 as heavier
Junior doctors in England have overwhelmingly voted to continue their strike action in an ongoing pay dispute. Approximately 98% of British Medical Association (BMA) members who participated in the vote supported further walkouts, with a turnout of 62%. Since the first strike
