People suffering from cancer in the UK are set to get some relief from long waiting times as the UK government directs the NHS to include digital pathology in the cancer screening and diagnosis procedure The Department of Health and Social Care announced on January 5, that the government has agreed to implement the UK … Read more
The UK government’s action of submitting detailed legal arguments at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in support of genocide claims against the Myanmar government has come under fire amidst the Gaza Strip situation. Britain is being accused of double standards, as the UK didn’t press for similar charges against the Netanyahu government in the … Read more
The new year began with exciting developments in the UK automotive sector as the zero-emission vehicle mandate became law. On January 3, the Department for Transport and the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles announced that the zero-emission vehicle mandate had become law. According to the mandate by 2030, 80 per cent of new cars and … Read more
France and Britain are caught in an immigration tussle regarding stopping the boats as a new French report has emerged which blames the UK for non-cooperation. The French Court of Accounts published a report that underlines Britain’s failure to coordinate with France to stop the boats from crossing the English Channel. The Court of Accounts … Read more
The UK government has released a new report on how its nature fund has helped the UK economy by generating more jobs and helping people connect with nature. The Department for Environment revealed that the £80 million Green Recovery Challenge Fund created over 2,600 jobs and helped 400,000 people connect with nature through 150 projects. … Read more
Home Secretary James Cleverly has been forced to issue an apology after he made a joke about spiking his wife’s drink. He made the remarks at a Downing Street reception, stating that an ideal wife is someone “who is always mildly sedated, so she can never realise there are better men out there”. He went … Read more
Annual energy bills for a typical household are expected to fall to £1,660 between April and June next year, according to a new forecast. Consultancy firm Cornwall Insight says bills could drop by £268 a 16 per cent decrease – in line with the official price cap set by the UK’s energy regulator Ofgem. The … Read more
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has admitted there is “not a firm date” for delivering on his pledge to stop illegal migration via small boat crossings. Sunak promised to “stop the boats” when he became Prime Minister last year – one of his five key pledges. However, The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the … Read more
One of the significant projects in Britain’s power grid landscape has allocated contracts valued at £1.8 billion for a 190km subsea electricity superhighway aimed at transferring renewable power from Scotland to the north of England. National Grid and Scottish Power are set to commence the construction of a £2.5 billion high-voltage power line along the … Read more
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces the COVID Inquiry today, regarding his role as Chancellor during the pandemic. Among the questions he faces is the matter of his “lost” WhatsApps from the pandemic period – Sunak claims they have been “missing” since he changed phones. The prime minister is the latest member of the COVID-19 cabinet … Read more
