Data reveals UK’s booming job sectors
It comes as the government calls on out of work Brits to plug labour shortages as visa rules on foreign labour are tightened.
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TV drama on infected blood could mobilise ‘sense of injustice and outrage’
ITV has commissioned a drama, written by Peter Moffat, who won two Baftas for BBC series Criminal Justice.
Thousands of Brixham residents continue to boil water after parasite outbreak
South West Water said it would not lift the ‘boil water’ notice in place for around 2,500 homes in Brixham until it was safe to do so.
Where to watch Euro 2024 in London
The tournament kicks of on June 14th with host nation Germany hosting Scotland at the Allianz Arena in Munich.
Wealth funds profiting to the tune of £910 a week for every child in residential care
The impacts of austerity laid bare: Cuts to council budgets, rising numbers of children in care and huge profits being made by private operators driving many local authorities to the verge of bankruptcy.
‘People’s princess’ Carol Vorderman lauded for iconic rant on Late Night Lycett
Just Carol Vorderman ripping the Tories a new one.
‘You tell him Judi!’ Love commended by Loose Women viewers for roasting Rishi Sunak
The panel quizzed Mr Sunak on a variety of issues on behalf of viewers including pensions, housing, knife crime, and women’s health.
Sir Keir Starmer to launch Labour’s key election doorstep offer to voters
Another defection is rumoured.
Boil water, residents told as 22 cases of vomiting and diarrhoea bug confirmed
South West Water issued a warning to residents in Brixham not to drink water without boiling it after cryptosporidium was found in water supplies.