London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sanjeev Gupta, CEO and chairman of the GFG Alliance, plans to go to court to gain approval to restructure the majority of Liberty Steel’s remaining operations in the UK. A private company, Liberty Steel, owned by Mr
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A decision has been made to lay five subsea power cables capable of powering millions of homes According to the Guardian, the energy regulator, Ofgem has agreed to three subsea cable projects connecting Great Britain to power
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK’s financial watchdog fined Metro Bank nearly £17m for failings in its money-laundering rules over four years. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) administered the £16.7m penalty after finding losses in monitoring 60m transactions over a four-year period
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Boris Johnson has disregarded claims Queen Elizabeth II once referred to him as an “idiot” just days before her death, calling the allegations “highly unlikely”. According to the book, titled ‘Out’ by Tim Shipman, the late Queen
Italian authorities have successfully dismantled a sprawling network of European art forgers responsible for producing and attempting to sell fake works attributed to iconic artists like Andy Warhol, Banksy, and Pablo Picasso. This criminal operation, involving 38 individuals across multiple countries, was
Robbie Williams, the beloved British pop icon, is making a triumphant return to Budapest as part of his ‘Live 2025’ world tour. On 12 September 2025, fans in Hungary will have the chance to see Williams perform at the MVM Dome, where
Belfast, Northern Ireland – Healthcare workers in Northern Ireland are poised for “large-scale industrial action” unless their pay is brought into line with colleagues in England, Scotland, and Wales, according to union representatives. Unison’s Head of Health, Anne Speed, warned that the
Belfast – Health Minister Mike Nesbitt has cautioned that Northern Ireland may be unable to match pay raises granted to healthcare workers in other parts of the UK, despite a recent £350 million boost to the health budget. This additional funding, part
The story of Janet Lynne Savage, a 54-year-old driving examiner and mother of two from Bangor, Gwynedd, is a stark reminder of the risks that can accompany overseas medical procedures. An inquest has recently heard that Ms. Savage tragically lost her life
In a pivotal disclosure at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Amanda Pritchard, Chief Executive of NHS England, revealed that a request for 10,000 additional permanent, staffed hospital beds was blocked by Boris Johnson’s government in July 2020. The denial, primarily from the Treasury,
In a significant step to support those seeking to quit smoking, NHS England has announced the reintroduction of Varenicline, an improved stop-smoking medication available by prescription. With the potential to aid tens of thousands of individuals in England, this daily tablet is
In a significant ruling, the Hague Appeals Court has overturned a previous decision that required oil giant, Shell, to significantly reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. The decision, handed down by Judge Carla Joustra, rejected the claims made by environmental groups, including Milieudefensie
