Croydon Borough’s archives have secured a £10,000 grant to support research and public engagement, prompting fresh examination of historical records.
UK Channel crossings resume after 28-day pause—the longest since 2018. 2025 hits 39,292 arrivals, highest since 2022. Gov't eyes ECHR reforms.
Postpartum haemorrhage in England up 19% since 2020 to 32/1,000 births (16,780 cases last year). NHS maternity safety concerns rise amid complex births.
A leaked dossier reveals the Green Party may broaden misogyny rules, potentially disciplining men for disagreeing with women, raising legal concerns.
The BMA criticises Health Secretary Wes Streeting for scaremongering over NHS flu pressures ahead of resident doctors’ strikes.
Labour MP Neil Duncan-Jordan plans a private member’s bill to ban fox and trail-hunting, close legal loopholes, and strengthen the Hunting Act.
Zipcar’s exit from the UK opens opportunities as car-sharing rivals like Free2Move, Hiyacar, and Turo consider expanding in London.
Explore what 19th-century London looked like — a rapidly growing, industrial, and diverse city of grand wealth and stark poverty in the Victorian era.
Pax Britannica was a 19th-century era of British-led global peace shaped by naval power, trade, diplomacy, and cultural influence that transformed world history.
How the Irish Free State was established in 1922, its path from British rule to independence, and how it shaped Ireland’s political, cultural, and social future.
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney’s safeguarding chief has pushed back against criticism of Mossbourne Victoria Park Academy review, calling the backlash an “embarrassing misstep.” The school had “caused harm to some of its most vulnerable pupils,” according to a long-awaited study
Metropolitan Police have increased patrols at the Morrisons car park in Acton, Ealing, following rising safety concerns and reports of suspicious activity.