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Streeting says he ‘knows what it’s like to feel you have to bury a secret’ as he explains puberty blockers ban – UK politics live
on Bluesky. Wes Streetings decision to ban puberty blockers should be called out for what it is. He’s playing culture wars where trans & non
Harrods adding £1 ‘cover charge’ to every diner on top of 12.5% service fee
Harrods has introduced a £1 a diner “cover charge” in all its restaurants and cafes in London which staff say aims to bump up profits
Wind turbine maker Vestas to cut 300 jobs on Isle of Wight
The wind turbine maker Vestas has said it will cut 300 jobs at its Isle of Wight factory. Staff at the plant in Newport have
CMA launches inquiry into potential bid rigging for school roofing contracts
The UK competition watchdog has launched an investigation into several British roofing and construction services companies over allegations they “illegally colluded to rig bids” to
Thames Water will run out of cash by March without £3bn emergency funding
Thames Water will run out of cash by March next year if it fails to secure court approval for a £3bn financial lifeline, the troubled
Hundreds of trials derailed by failure to get defendants to court on time
Hundreds of trials are being derailed because prison vans fail to transport the defendant to court on time, figures show. A Guardian analysis found 207
Abandon some jury trials or fund crisis-hit system, former chief justice says
Ministers should consider abandoning jury trials for some crown court cases unless they properly fund a justice system “in serious crisis”, the former lord chief
Ministers must reassure consumers feeding cattle Bovaer is safe, says Lady Sheehan
The government must urgently reassure consumers that feed additives given to cattle to reduce methane emissions are harmless, and a vital tool in tackling the
Fix SEN funding to avoid ‘absurd’ council deficits in England, IFS says
Council deficits in England could spiral to “absurd” levels in excess of £8bn in less than three years without radical reform of special educational needs