An Ealing butcher was fined over £50,000 after a worker lost part of a thumb using an unsafe bandsaw, following an investigation into major safety failings.
City investors warn rising bond yields could force Rachel Reeves into a second budget, amid concerns over tax plans, spending cuts and UK fiscal stability.
Throwley Yard Cinema in Sutton has closed just 18 months after opening, despite nearly £3m in council funding and public grants, marking a swift and costly shutdown.
MI5 issues a fresh alert on rising Chinese espionage as MPs are warned of recruitment attempts, covert interference, and growing risks to UK democracy.
Kemi Badenoch accuses Rachel Reeves of using a “smokescreen” before the 2025 Budget, defending Tory tax and welfare policies and warning of major Labour tax rises.
UK energy price cap forecast to drop to £1,725 in January, offering short-term relief before rising nearly £100 in April due to network and policy costs Cornwall Insight.
Steve Reed defends Labour’s asylum reforms amid party backlash, as critics warn proposals risk harming refugees and increasing community tensions.
A study of 9,000 children finds shared brain changes in anxiety, depression, ADHD, and conduct disorder, revealing common neurological patterns.
Helen Bamber Foundation and Freedom from Torture take legal action over “prison-like” asylum housing as Labour’s new reforms face rising criticism.
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