LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As part of the NHS’s spring booster initiative, almost 600,000 patients in England will be contacted to arrange an additional Covid booster this week. Adults who are over 75 years old, care home residents, and the most
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Met Police are being sued by a black student who was strip-searched upon being falsely accused of drug possession. According to the legal firm Bhatt Murphy, the 15-year-old, otherwise known as Child Q, is pursuing a
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In consequence of the manner in which P&O Ferries sacked 800 employees, all of the firm’s government contracts will be examined. Staff members have been demonstrating after being notified by a video statement on Thursday that it
LVIV, Ukraine (Parliament Politics Magazine) – According to the mayor of the western Ukrainian city of Lviv, several missiles struck and damaged a structure near the airport. The aircraft repair complex was hit by cruise missiles launched from the Black Sea, according
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – P&O Ferries is facing a backlash after the company abruptly fired 800 employees without warning. The government announced it will evaluate its agreements with P&O Ferries after the company sacked its employees and replaced them with less
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The BBC has formally apologised and paid a “substantial sum” in compensation to the Princess of Wales’s aide Patrick Jephson for the manner Martin Bashir got his 1995 Panorama interview. The network stated in the statement that
By Ted Hennessey, PA Additional safeguards to protect journalists and freedom of expression are needed in the Government’s proposals for new internet safety laws, an industry body for the UK press has said. The Online Safety Bill, which has been in progress
By Sarah Marshall, PA – As vaccination rates rise, our favourite destinations are relaxing Covid entry requirements and the need for PCRs. During the last few months, as vaccination rates have risen, the biggest hurdle facing travellers has been costly tests and
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – While alcohol is not the only cause of liver disease, people who drink beer and liquor are at a higher risk for developing this condition. The American College of Gastroenterology recommends no more than two drinks a
By Neil Lancefield, PA Transport Correspondent – P&O Ferries has suspended sailings amid speculation it is preparing to sack hundreds of workers. The ferry operator said in an internal statement it will make “a major announcement” which will “secure the long-term viability
By Jemma Crew, PA Social Affairs Correspondent – The Government has been urged to set up an emergency airlift for Ukrainian refugees on the Polish border, ahead of the Homes for Ukraine scheme opening on Friday. Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Causing is the science of disease. But how do we know that the cause caused the effect? How do we know if it’s a single factor or an aetiology? The term “cause” is a controversial one. The
