UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Baroness Anne Longfield, former Children’s Commissioner, has been appointed to lead the UK’s national inquiry into grooming gangs child sexual abuse, following months of delays and resignations. The three-year, £65 million probe for England and Wales will
Ofgem plans a £30 energy credit and faster account setup to curb rising £4.5bn debt, urging UK home movers to register quickly to avoid power loss.
Donald Trump renewed attacks on London Mayor Sadiq Khan, criticising his leadership and tying his remarks to broader debates on UK immigration policy.
Javan Lee has been convicted of murdering a fellow tenant during a dispute inside a Harrow houseshare, following a detailed police investigation and trial.
Lambeth Council unveils refurbished playgrounds at Max Roach Park and Norwood Park, offering upgraded facilities for families and children across Lambeth.
TfL confirms eastbound trains will not stop at Barons Court in Hammersmith and Fulham on 19 January, reversing an earlier pledge to keep the station open.
Keir Starmer faces pressure from Lib Dems and MPs to consider a UK–EU customs union as polls show strong voter support for closer EU trade ties.
A Croydon mother shares the heartbreaking loss of her son in a new NHS organ donation video, highlighting the urgent need for donors across the UK.
Scotland (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Met Office has named Storm Bram, issuing amber warnings for wind in north-west Scotland with gusts to 90mph and rain in Devon, Cornwall, and south-east Wales, alongside yellow alerts forecasting flooding, transport chaos, and danger to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – An employment tribunal ruled that NHS Fife harassed nurse Sandie Peggie after her complaint about sharing a female changing room with transgender doctor Dr Beth Upton at Victoria Hospital, upholding the harassment claim but dismissing discrimination, victimisation,
