The Labour party reports that the energy efficiency program for cold homes is progressing very slowly.
The Labour party has criticized the Conservatives for the slow progress in upgrading the UK’s energy-inefficient homes. According to their analysis, a major household energy
China has requested that the UK cease using trade as a means to strengthen their relationship with Taiwan.
The Chinese government has alleged that the UK is using trade collaboration as a justification to strengthen its relationship with Taiwan, following the revelation of
The NHS will be conducting trials for uncomplicated blood tests to detect dementia.
Researchers will soon start testing basic blood exams for dementia that have the potential to transform the way the disease is detected. Within the next
According to a charity, it has been observed that judges in England are not abiding by the law when making decisions regarding remand.
According to a report, magistrates in England are contributing to the problem of overcrowded prisons by disregarding the law and imprisoning large numbers of individuals
“Out of nowhere, it dawned on me”: Wiegman’s sorrow for her sister during Euros victory.
S Arina Wiegman is a passionate winner who has achieved consecutive victories in the European Championship. She first led her home country, the Netherlands, to
‘This is not how football should be’: Ten Hag frustrated by VAR rulings.
Erik ten Hag expressed disapproval towards referee Donatas Rumsas and the VAR for their handling of Marcus Rashford’s red card and the decisions that led
Neil Portnow, accused of sexual assault, was the previous CEO of the Grammy Awards.
On Wednesday, a female individual brought forth a legal case against Neil Portnow, the former CEO of the Grammy Awards, alleging that he sexually assaulted
Bukayo Saka scores a goal before getting injured as Arsenal easily defeat a struggling Sevilla.
Bukayo Saka still had plenty to do. But this was another night when you knew that he would do it. The Arsenal winger was gliding
Economists caution that choosing the far-right candidate Milei would result in “disastrous” consequences for Argentina.
A group of over 100 prominent economists have cautioned that if the radical rightwing economist Javier Milei is elected as president of Argentina, it could
Brazilian authorities have arrested two individuals with suspected ties to Hezbollah for their alleged involvement in a terror plot.
The Brazilian federal police have apprehended two individuals believed to be linked to the Lebanese militant organization Hezbollah. They were allegedly planning to carry out