London (Parliament News) – The National Police Chiefs’ Council is reviewing the infected blood inquiry’s final report for potential prosecutions. Despite the time elapsed, lawyers believe there is sufficient evidence to pursue charges against culpable individuals and organizations. Will infected blood inquiry
The discovery and development of vaccinations is one of the most significant and impactful achievements in human history. Vaccines have proved to be one of the most successful public health measures to control, and in many cases eliminate entirely, deadly and infectious
“The role of the independent sector has been associated with significant challenges which pose an increasing risk to the sustainability of comprehensive eye care services in the NHS.” That is the view of the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB); ministers
Like millions of other I settled down last week to watch the actress and disability rights campaigner Liz Carr, make the argument against legalising assisted suicide and euthanasia. It was, without a doubt an incredibly powerful film, which I am certain will
North Devon is blessed with a beautiful stretch of coastline, and people travel from across our United Kingdom to surf in our bathing waters. However, the risk of sewage is causing people to avoid the water entirely. This isn’t helped by unclear
London (Parliament News) – Julian Assange can appeal his US extradition on charges of leaking military secrets, challenging assurances on fair trial rights, especially First Amendment protections. Julian Assange has been given leave to mount a fresh plea against his extradition to
London (Parliament News) – Britain’s interest rates may drop this summer, as the Bank of England considers a decrease due to decreased inflation. Analysts debate whether inflation will rebound, with some foreseeing a rate cut as early as June. Britain’s interest rates
On Monday, Chinese social media platform Weibo blocked hashtags related to Taiwan's new President Lai Ching-te, according to a notice on the site.
The UK Health Alliance on Climate Change (UKHACC) is gearing up for a unique event that merges health advocacy with climate action. On Sunday, June 9, 2024, cyclists will take to the paths of Regent’s Park in London for the “Ride for
London (Parliament News) – Marks & Spencer is expected to announce a 35% rise in annual profits, reaching £653 million, driven by strong sales in food, clothing, and home sectors. The retailer’s turnaround includes cost-cutting, store closures, and resumed dividends. High street
London (Parliament News) – NHS staff must feel safe to whistleblow, and management must act, stated Health Secretary Victoria Atkins. She emphasized protecting patient safety over reputations, supporting whistleblowers, and fostering a positive NHS culture. NHS staff must be capable of blowing
London (Parliament News) – Retired newsagent Nelson Shardey, 74, received over £30,000 in crowdfunding for his legal battle to remain in the UK after being denied indefinite leave to stay despite living there for nearly 50 years. A retired 74-year-old newsagent who
