As fracking companies call for earthquake limits to be reduced and exploratory drilling could start as early as next week, a report shows reducing and predicting earthquake risk remains a ‘scientific challenge’
A Tory U-turn is reportedly on the cards over anti-obesity measures, raising eyebrows over the PM’s connections to free-market think-tanks that lobbied against the legislation.
The industrial action that was due to take place this week will no longer go ahead, as new talks over low pay get underway.
Home secretary Suella Braverman, who pitches herself to the right of her predecessor Priti Patel, says she wants to stop all small boat crossings.
A long-term solution for the ongoing dispute remains elusive.
‘You don’t get more of a Farage patriotic take than launching a £40 bottle during a cost-of-living crisis.’
The Congress will be rescheduled to a later date.
Industrial action planned by several trade unions representing postal and transport workers has been called off as the country enters a period of mourning.
Tributes have been pouring in from around the world following the announcement by Buckingham Palace that Queen Elizabeth II, the UK’s longest-reigning monarch, had died.
The Home Office’s claims that Rwanda is a safe country have been branded ‘irrational’ by the claimants.
