Daily Mail takes neighbouring gym to court over noise and vibration complaints
The publisher’s lawsuit against the luxury fitness centre follows multiple allegations of unlawful information-gathering at its titles by a number of public figures.
Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
Most embarrassing TikTok videos of the election campaign so far
‘This is beyond cringe.’
Half of councils could be bankrupt within five years without urgent action, think-tank warns
‘Over the last seven years, eight councils have already gone bust resulting in residents’ council tax doubling while public services are decimated.’
Almost 70,000 sign Stop Arming Israel campaign, as ministers come under increased pressure to act
‘We’re supporting this important case because of the UK’s refusal to abide by its international legal obligations and suspend arms transfers to Israel.’
Sunak accused of hypocrisy for claims Labour will change voting rules so they stay in power for very long time
According to the prime minister, Labour’s move to allow those old enough to work, pay tax, and serve in the armed forces the right to vote, would “make it harder to remove them from power.”
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A look at the biggest political drama of the week as the election campaign reaches the halfway stage.
Politicians urged to save UK grassroots music venues and libraries, by urgently investing in the arts
‘There comes a point where there’s no fat left to trim.’
Since last election, 92 percent of Reform UK’s donations have come from oil and gas investors, high polluters, and climate science deniers
The findings about Reform’s funding come as the UN General Secretary calls for a fossil fuel advertising ban to “directly confront those in the fossil fuel industry who have shown relentless zeal for obstructing progress.”
Unions urge incoming government to commit to fair funding of local councils
‘Hopefully the nightmarish austerity experiment will soon be over after 14 long years.’
New figures reveal soaring rise in free school meal eligibility: Where do the political parties stand on free school meals?
“I am proud the Liberal Democrats have the most ambitious plan for free school meals of any party, which would save parents money and transform the future for millions of children.” – Ed Davey.