Reform's Sarah Pochin has written to BBC chairman Samir Shah demanding ten years of figures on pensions, payoffs and legal bills tied to convicted former employees, and has filed the request under the Freedom of Information Act.
Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick will today set out tax breaks on hiring and investment to bring manufacturing back to Britain’s forgotten towns, beginning in the Black Country.
57,840 patients waited 12 hours or more for a hospital bed in October, against 725 in October 2019, as corridor care hit a record and Category 2 ambulances missed the 18-minute standard, while NHS England's medical director called four-hour performance "high."
Lord George Foulkes told Rafe Heydel-Mankoo to be more careful with his history, jumping from the Celts and the Romans to the Normans. The historian pointed out that the Saxons arrived centuries before the Maori, who are accepted as indigenous to New Zealand.
One person was killed and four others were shot at and outside a Logan Circle gym on Thursday morning, the police chief said, and the suspect was found with a gunshot wound and is contained.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and his family have reportedly relocated to a secure American military installation following intelligence warnings that Iranian assassination plots against American officials have reached an advanced stage.
Spain's pro-immigration socialist government has formally declared a migration emergency across the Canary Islands after a sudden surge in migrants arriving by boat from West Africa. Regional leaders say local services can no longer cope.
A generation of American college students is increasingly embracing socialism, rejecting traditional American institutions, and increasingly claiming that America deserved the 9/11 terror attacks that killed thousands of…
Hooded groups smashed shop windows, burned bins and fired pyrotechnics at Catalan police after a nationwide march over housing and wages. A fire was lit at the door of the Apple store on Plaça Catalunya.
Daniel Thomas, 37, admitted criminal damage at Portsmouth Crown Court after a prosecutor said he slashed an empty migrant rib while a French rescuer was aboard. Judge James Newton-Price, who flagged an issue about the maximum sentence, will sentence him on Wednesday after seven weeks on remand.