In January, despite rising energy costs, Britain’s yearly inflation rate held steady at 4%. This indicates that the ongoing cost of living crisis continues to
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The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has stated that ex-professional football players have violated advertising regulations in the UK through their tweets promoting CBD products.
The industry watchdog has stated that ex-football players Matt Le Tissier and John Hartson violated UK advertising regulations by sharing promotional tweets for a cannabidiol
The family of a man who passed away due to a delayed surgery has deemed the apology from Sussex NHS trust as insincere.
The relatives of a man who passed away due to a 12-hour delay in his surgery are urging for reforms within a struggling NHS organization.
A recent study discovered that black Caribbeans experienced significant distress due to a “hostile environment.”
Researchers have discovered that the UK’s hostile environment policies had a more detrimental impact on the mental well-being of black Caribbean individuals compared to the
The number of incidents of violence and abuse against retail employees in the UK has increased to 1,300 per day.
British retail employees are experiencing 1,300 instances of violence and mistreatment on a daily basis, and are struggling to manage bold cases of theft, putting
Labour has revoked its endorsement of a candidate in Rochdale following controversial comments made about Israel and Gaza.
Labour has withdrawn its support for Azhar Ali, its candidate for this month’s Rochdale byelection, in the wake of controversial comments he made about the
During a Q&A session on GB News, Rishi Sunak stands by his decision regarding the Rwanda plan.
During a Q&A session on GB News, Rishi Sunak expressed his strong dedication to his Rwanda policy and acknowledged his understanding of the country’s frustrations
During a Q&A session on GB News, Rishi Sunak reassured voters of his strong commitment to Rwanda, stating that he is “absolutely” dedicated to the country. The event was covered as it unfolded.
Israel was accused of intentionally permitting the Hamas attacks on October 7. During the time that Sunak was answering questions, a large group of protestors
Two schools located in North Tyneside have been shut down due to pieces of concrete falling from the ceiling.
Due to safety concerns after pieces of concrete fell from a ceiling, two schools in the north-east region of England have been shut down completely
The Body Shop has announced its intention to hire administrators.
In 2006, Anita Roddick’s sale of The Body Shop showed that a company can adhere to ethical principles and remain financially successful, leaving behind a