A new union leader, Sarah Egan, has issued a stark warning to the Labour Party, stating they "haven't delivered" and have left members "wanting." Egan, who recently defeated the incumbent general secretary, criticized Labour for not introducing progressive policies and alienating members. She indicated that the union might cut its substantial financial ties with the party.
An investigation into the death of Baby Justin raises questions about why an inquest was never held. A One Nation official with a history of racist social media posts is revealed. Locals discuss the impact of a shark attack. Cape Verde shocked Spain in the World Cup.
An investigation into the death of Baby Justin raises questions about why an inquest was never held. A One Nation official with a history of racist social media posts is revealed, and locals react to a shark attack. Cape Verde shocked Spain in the World Cup.
Canada is eliminating the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise (Core), a watchdog investigating human rights violations by Canadian companies abroad. The office, established in 2019, faced criticism for ineffectiveness, launching only five investigations. The move coincides with US pressure on Canada regarding forced labor.
John Oliver discusses the UK's upcoming byelection in Makerfield, a constituency whose voters could decide the future of Labour leader Keir Starmer and the direction of British politics amid rising far-right influence.
Labour-Freiwillige kämpfen im nordenglischen Wahlkreis Makerfield um den Erhalt eines Mandats gegen die Rechtspopulisten von Reform UK. Gleichzeitig hoffen einige auf einen Sieg des Kandidaten Andy Burnham, um ihn als Herausforderer für Parteichef Keir Starmer zu positionieren.
UK government plans to lower electric car sales targets from 80% to 50% by 2030 have drawn strong criticism from the charging industry and EV brands. Critics argue this move, influenced by manufacturer and union lobbying, will harm investment, jobs, and the UK's automotive future, potentially benefiting Chinese manufacturers.
A Brisbane private schoolboy, 16 at the time of his arrest in 2024, allegedly plotted terrorist attacks against the Liberal party and the Labour Day march, influenced by the Unabomber. He researched bomb-making, bought chemicals, and wrote his own manifesto.
UK manufacturers face a "heavy drag" on competitiveness due to the highest electricity prices in the G7. Make UK and TUC call for expanded government relief, costing £3bn, to cover all manufacturers, as current schemes are too narrow.
O governo britânico anunciou planos para proibir o acesso de menores de 16 anos a redes sociais, com medidas semelhantes às da Austrália. A proposta visa proteger crianças de riscos online, mas enfrenta críticas de plataformas como o YouTube.
Storbritanniens premiärminister Keir Starmer har meddelat att barn under 16 år ska förbjudas från att använda appar som Tiktok och Youtube. Syftet är att skydda barns psykiska hälsa och minska mobbning. Lagstiftningen, som har brett stöd bland föräldrar, planeras träda i kraft nästa vår.
A Brisbane private schoolboy, 16 in 2024, allegedly plotted terrorist attacks against the Liberal party and the Labour Day march, influenced by the Unabomber. He researched bomb-making, bought chemicals, and wrote a manifesto mirroring Ted Kaczynski's anti-technology and anti-capitalist ideology. He pleaded not guilty in Queensland Supreme Court.
Hong Kong introduces a two-tier vetting system for its labour importation scheme, effective Tuesday. The new regulations aim to protect local jobs by requiring employers to hire more local staff and face stricter penalties for non-compliance.
A new shelter for distressed Filipino domestic workers in Tai Po, Hong Kong, is ready to open but awaits approval from local authorities. The facility is described as larger, better, and more comfortable than the previous one, with a three-year lease signed.
A new, larger, and more comfortable shelter for distressed Filipino domestic workers in Hong Kong is ready but awaiting official approval. The Philippine Department of Migrant Workers Secretary visited the facility, which replaces a smaller previous site in Kennedy Town.
UK government ministers are urged to set targets for increasing the number of male teachers in England. MPs are also pushing for extended paternity leave, citing the UK's poor standing among OECD countries and the need to combat 'toxic masculinity' and the 'manosphere'.
The Makerfield by-election on Thursday is described as highly consequential. A win for Andy Burnham could position him to challenge Keir Starmer for Labour leadership, while a loss might indicate Reform's growing influence and Nigel Farage's proximity to power.
AI's rise is creating a surge in demand for skilled trades in India, with electricians up 242% and robotics technicians over 500% in four years. This 'labour flip' sees blue-collar salaries narrowing the gap with entry-level white-collar roles, as infrastructure development and AI backbones drive job growth.
Roy Hattersley, a key Labour moderniser and former deputy leader, has died at 93. He spent most of his career in opposition but helped lay foundations for New Labour. Hattersley was known for his articulate opposition to the party's shift left and advocacy for market economy and EU membership.
Roy Hattersley, a prominent figure in the Labour Party and a prolific author, has passed away at the age of 93. Known for his decades of service, including as deputy leader and a minister, Hattersley was remembered by colleagues as a "giant of the Labour movement" and a "socialist of deep conviction."
Roy Hattersley, a prominent figure in the Labour Party and former deputy leader, has passed away at the age of 93. Known for his extensive political career and prolific writing, Hattersley served as an MP for Birmingham Sparkbrook and held several ministerial positions. He was remembered by colleagues as a "giant of the labour movement" and a "socialist of deep conviction."
Labour MP Lauren Edwards will use her private member's bill to reintroduce the assisted dying legislation to the Commons after it was blocked by the House of Lords. The move aims to give supporters a chance to use the Parliament Act to bypass the Lords if it is blocked again, ensuring a final decision on end-of-life choice.
Labour MP Lauren Edwards will use her private member's bill to bring the assisted dying bill back to the Commons after it was blocked by the House of Lords. The move aims to give Parliament another chance to decide on the issue, potentially using the Parliament Acts to bypass the Lords if necessary.
Bassetlaw MP Jo White shared her 30-year struggle with endometriosis, urging the NHS to prioritize diagnosis and treatment for the condition affecting 1 in 10 UK women. She welcomed revised NICE guidelines for quicker referrals and scanning.
