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"He wouldn't have managed to stay in a room for 11 days with no access to the outside world." Farheen Rehman explains the ordeal she and her autistic son went through after their application for

"This is a willful act of illegal behaviour by these people, and the RNLI is aiding and abetting criminals." Former MEP Ben Habib explains why he agrees with criticisms of the RNLI for aiding

Report: the UK's economic recovery is now waning due to the dreaded 'pingdemic'! But will the disruption cause a lasting impact beyond the August 16 rule change? Dr Hilary Ingham discusses.

LIVE | Boris Johnson gives a closing statement for the Global Education Summit.

Nigel Farage yesterday labelled the RNLI a 'migrant taxi service' after footage showed them ferrying migrants from dinghies to England.

"For the first time since I've become a doctor, it does feel like we're on the tipping point of not being able to cope." Dr Dave Triska weighs in on a report that claims up to 14,000 GPs could

"Many other countries with similar vaccination rates have discovered it's much more difficult than they envisaged." Dr Steven McCabe warns how doing away with the self-isolation system could create

Gap year goals: 19-year-old to solo fly the world! Student Zara Rutherford is aiming to become the youngest ever woman to fly the globe.

Marble Arch's new 'Mound' was meant to be marvelled at - but some serious architectural missteps have made many believe it to be an eyesore instead!

"The basics of our basic human rights to enable us to live independent lives are not mentioned at all." Disability Rights UK's Kamran Mallick discusses the government's announcement to 'level up'

"Judicious use would be sensible; throwing the doors wide open may not be very sensible." Dr Joydeep Grover weighs in on the government's plan to exempt vaccinated EU and U.S.

Some 1000 Kenyans are suing the British Army over claims a fire that destroyed swathes of the local areas was caused by their military drills.

The government have launched a strategy to improve accessibility in the workplace, education and transport for the disabled. But what does the plan include? And does it ask the right questions?

"It's a good move today, and It should help put vital cash back into the UK economy." PC Agency CEO Paul Charles weighs in on the news that vaccinated EU and U.S.

A new study found people told to shield during the first wave were FIVE TIMES more likely to die if they caught Covid.

'We make no apology for the lifesaving work we do in the Channel.' The RNLI has hit out at abuse levelled at its London crew by confirming their role in helping migrants in the Channel with the

LIVE | Prince Charles attends the unveiling of a new memorial commemorating police officers who have died on duty.

"We're calling for reparations to repair the harm that has been done." Lawyer Anthony Brown explains why he thinks an Act of Parliament is necessary to right the wrongs of the Windrush scandal.

"I think it's a 100 percent politican's approach, I don't think it's a people-centred approach in any shape or form." Leaders Unlocked's Nadine Smith weighs in on Boris Johnson's plans to cut crime

Windrush victims are being FAILED by the scheme created to compensate them - a committee ruled.

"I would encourage people to stay away from blogs discussing vaccines and encourage people to visit verified websites like the NHS." GP Dr Sohini Kar discusses the government's push to increase

The government has been forced to order councils to display THE EU FLAG as a condition for them to receive Covid recovery cash given by the bloc...

Vaccine passport soon needed for...university lectures? This comes amid reports the government is trying to increase vaccine uptake among young people.

Boris Johnson's new plan to cut crime and anti-social behaviour - begin chain gang punishments to deter would-be offenders...

'It's all soundbites and gimmicks." Community campaigner Cheryl Phoenix weighs in on Boris Johnson' plan to reduce crime as the country comes out of the throngs of Covid.

The government is set to tell millions of benefits claimants that they'll lose their universal credit uplift.

"The way that society is set up has lead us to where we are at." TSA Projects founder Tanayah Sam argues the government's focus on police in efforts to cut crime is not addressing the cause of the

With cases falling, it seems like the pandemic is coming under control! But a number of industries are still up in arms over the 'pingdemic' disruption raging on.

The PM's plan to reduce crime - including giving victims a named officer of contact - has been labelled a 'gimmick by the police federation.

A glimmer of hope? UK sees a five-day continuous drop in Covid cases DESPITE the lifting of almost all restrictions!