Boris Johnson’s new hospitals branded ‘cuts by stealth’ as consultations proceed meaning A&E & intensive care unit closures and FEWER hospital beds despite the Covid-19 pandemic.
“Why on earth would we not take part in an EU scheme to procure ventilators that we were invited to be part of? I sincerely hope there is a good reason and No 10 is not putting ideology ahead of people’s lives.”
'Such conduct should be heavily criticised not only as being clearly unreasonable but also inhumane’ said lawyer Maria Petrova-Collins
As MPs slam the Government for deleting the phrase ‘institutionally racist’ from a report on the Windrush Scandal, we reveal what those at the brunt of Home Office policy are still suffering.
The Court of Appeal has ordered the Home Office not to remove detainees who were deprived of legal representation due to being unable to use their phones.
How have the Labour leadership hopefuls voted on the issues which count?
Phoenix is joined in the film, entitled Guardians of Life, by an array of Hollywood stars.
No, not Liam Fox. The sly animal was removed after soiling the carpet.
Prince Charles embarked on a mini walkabout and was soon completely surrounded by people.
“This isn’t a pretty place to be and we owe the world a lot better” - former clean growth minister Claire Perry O’Neill spoke out
Stephanie Barwise QC said: “The timing of this application is highly disingenuous and bears all the hallmarks of sabotage of this inquiry. The firefighters were just as much at risk of prosecution under the Health and Safety at work Act and yet freely gave their evidence without seeking undertakings.”
One witness described Downing Street’s actions as “sinister and sad”.
“We urgently need investment in research, symptom awareness campaigns, a focus on earlier diagnosis and better, faster pathways to treatment for patients if we’re going to close the deadly cancer gap” warns Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce
He added that longer sentences would just allow ‘prisoners to radicalise each other and build greater resentment’.
A study of almost 30,000 people followed for up to three decades found those who regularly consumed processed or red meat were more prone to a premature death
Despite reports civil servants would be banned from using the B-word, the Prime Minister insisted the word was not banned, ‘it’s just over’.
Traders are concerned the significant differences between Boris Johnson and the Political Declaration he signed with the Withdrawal Agreement from the EU could lead to a no-deal Brexit, and that lack of alignment with the European market will spell disaster for the UK economy.
The negotiator suggested that access to UK waters would be linked to access to EU markets. The UK government has always had the power to improve sustainable fishing and give coastal communities a better deal than at present.
There had been warnings about Sudesh Amman, 20, who was jailed for possessing and distributing terrorist documents in December 2018, and had been freed in the past six weeks.
Huoshenshan Hospital was built by construction crews who are working around the clock in Wuhan.
Terror incident happened metres from police station sold off when Boris Johnson was London Mayor
The UK received £1.52 billion of European Research Council income, more than any other country and a fifth of the total
Sir Keir Starmer called for an end to divisions, saying ‘Leave/Remain ends tonight’.
Bill Newton Dunn, the EU’s longest-serving MEP, said he was very worried for the UK.
The emotional video message was projected on to the Kent landmark which provided a welcoming sight for soldiers returning from Dunkirk in 1940.
Two members of the same family have tested positive for coronavirus in England.
“People are saying, ‘supposing it all goes wrong?’ Well, supposing it all goes right. Will people then apologise to the Brexit Party? I doubt it,” said Brexit Party reactionary Ann Widdecombe
The Labour peer who fled the Nazis, aged six talked to The London Economic about what we can do now that Conservative MPs appear to have abandoned previous promises in the EU Withdrawal Act to reunite unaccompanied child refugees with their families.
"When you give cash to a beggar, not in every case, but in the vast majority of cases, you are buying heroin or you are buying alcohol or you’re buying zombie Spice” said Tory MP Adam Holloway
Films like 'Psycho' and 'The Exorcist' make our grey matter continuously anticipate action in response to threat.
The shadow business secretary vowed to “stand up to the rip-off privatisers” in re-nationalising energy, water, rail and mail.
Emotions run high as EU parliament vote puts the seal on Brexit deal
New members will vote along with other supporters for Jeremy Corbyn’s successor to be announced on April 4.
Scientists have mapped out the potential global spread of coronavirus
These images were taken by professional photographer Clint Ralph in the Savuti desert near Chobe National park while the area was undergoing the worst drought in living memory.
Prosecutors and defence lawyers described Navinder Singh Sarao as autistic in memos filed before sentencing in Chicago.
The US president called his plan a ‘win-win’ for both Israel and Palestine, despite the Palestinians not having been consulted.
What were the chances that an equitable workable solution to finally bring peace to Israelis and Palestinians would be arrived at just as the US and Israeli leaders were facing trials?
Sir Keir Starmer told journalists a decision on a new independence referendum must be made in Scotland and the Labour Party should not get in the way.
'Prince Andrew has a moral obligation to speak to law enforcement. That's what he said he would do’ - Gloria Allred, the lawyer for 5 of Jeffrey Epstein's accusers, says the prince should explain why he hasn't agreed to talk to US prosecutors
The UK cannot have its cake and eat it. Officially.
Lung cancer is the third most common cancer in the UK and kills more than 35,000 people every year. The UK currently lags at the bottom of an international league table for five-year survival, with just 13 per cent of people with lung cancer still alive five years after diagnosis.
The National Audit Office says there is no evidence the ‘Get ready for Brexit’ campaign resulted in the public being significantly better prepared.
Brussels insists EU judges preside in post-Brexit relations with UK, according to reports.
Sir Keir Starmer said the Labour Party needed to be ‘making the case for solidarity and opportunity’.
