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Support worker was forced out of job by ‘heresy hunt’ labelled ‘Kafka-esque’ by judge after she said it was important for victims to know sex of staff members.

Grant Shapps and James Cartlidge were responding to reports over the weekend that there were not enough A400 aircraft for the Parachute Regiment’s drop.

GB News has been found breaking impartiality rules by the communications regulator in relation to a live audience Q&A with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

The public inquiry into the infected blood scandal has published a report that lists a ‘litany of failures’ by successive governments.

Lord Walney said there was an ‘underappreciated element’ of how the far left is seeking to undermine institutions and democratic principles in the UK.

The WikiLeaks founder still faces a legal battle of defending spying charges which could land him with a 175-year jail sentence.

‘China is at war with faith. It is a war they will not win,’ Benedict Rogers told the event.

The National Audit Office says numerous delays and failures mean the government’s ambition to make ’the world’s most effective border' by 2025 will not be met.

The shadow health secretary said he believes it’s ‘immoral’ and ‘unfair’ to rely on foreign health and care workers amid a global shortage.

The department is examining proposals submitted by Campaign Against Antisemitism and by the government’s adviser on political violence and disruption.

A group of 44 Tory MPs have criticised the Bank’s handling of inflation and quantitative tightening, saying it has cost taxpayers thousands.

South West Water said it has repaired a damaged valve that was the possible cause of contamination and regular testing will also continue throughout the network

The pair were part of a organised gang that facilitated illegal immigration, supplied fake documents, and involved in drug trafficking and money laundering.

The jump in England and Wales coincided with the removal of a £90 administration fee to obtain a debt relief order.

Conference hears that doctors who raise the alarm on malpractice have had their careers ruined, with NHS trusts allegedly wasting ’millions’ on legal fees.

A former World Bank economist said the economic consequences and constraints of net zero have been ‘ignored.’

A police officer who was accused of assaulting a bus passenger after a video of him manhandling her went viral has been found guilty.

The report said the effects of the pandemic ‘caused significant and long-lasting disruption to NHS services, and consequently productivity.’

Ministry of Justice data show the number of accelerated possession increased by 19 percent, prompting campaigners to call for an end of no-fault evictions.

The ongoing inquiry to examine the UK’s response to and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to cost taxpayers £196 million.