An update on who was running the tax-evading gift shops during the the Princes Street fire

A new assessment regime for disability benefits that will reduce the influence of healthcare professionals and hand greater responsibility to civil servants is set to be rolled out across the count…

Increase to long-term incentive plan means James Jesic could significantly outearn predecessor Liv Garfield

No one is ever born poor. They are condemned to poverty by societal policies which prevent millions from realising their full physical, mental, and intellectual capacities potentialities.

We have created this hub to support our members to improve outcomes for older people through the identification and prevention of deconditioning.

Two hundred and fifty years after liberation from British colonialism, the United States is co-hosting the football World Cup. The US might even win it for the first time—although France, its former a...

A crypto tycoon is giving record-breaking amounts to Farage’s party. But little is known about his motives

Dr Claire Kilpatrick is a consultant to the World Health Organization (WHO) and has co-led on World Hand Hygiene Day since its launch. In this blog, Claire explains why she has always been actively…

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Join the Save Our Children’s Rights SEND Protest! On May 9th 2026, the SOCR campaign will be shouting: Hands Off our children's SEND rights!

Clover buttery spread was smeared all over a public toilet in Swan Lane, Long Stratton.

A former NATO chief has called for more war and destruction, all whilst claiming the government spends too much money on benefits

Hannah Spencer continues to stand up for disabled people as she joins campaign to change policy that leaves disabled people behind in a fire

The Greens have called for a raft of measures to tackle the 'affordability crisis' and end the 'normalisation' of food banks

Maddie Haining, 18, says she was told she was a safety risk and escorted out of a Manchester nightspot.

The Independent put revelations that Peter Mandelson had failed MI6 vetting for the US ambassador role to Downing Street in September – but a ‘furious’ Sir Keir insists he did not know until this week

When it comes to theology, Donald Trump’s vice-president clearly knows best. Are we about to see an American break with Rome, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

George Robertson has joined Reform and the Tories in making the case. Look welfare recipients in the face and say that, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

How did the PM’s chosen US ambassador fail security vetting but still get approved, what exactly did he know, and who is to blame?

Exclusive: Officials have spent weeks debating whether or not to release highly sensitive information about the affair

Children could have been saved, had some of the adults involved acted differently. To protect lives in future, families must be able – and willing – to seek help, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Southern Water detectives have found another 18 flats wrongly linked to surface drains in a town with poor bathing water quality

Mildred Danis-Taylor dropped everything to advocate for the release of her husband, Rodney Taylor. A brutal year of legal and health challenges led her to Capitol Hill

The DWP is crowing about Universal Credit changes but in reality all this will just make life even harder for disabled people

A Public Citizen report identifies 9 Ohio hospitals at heightened risk of closing or cutting services due to $911 billion in Medicaid cuts enacted by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, including faciliti...

Strange markings resembling a disabled parking bay symbol were spotted being painted on Blake Lane in Bordesley

North Yorkshire Police are urging the owners of a lost, yet inquisitive, ferret who jumped into a police van in Barkston Ash to come forward.

Misogynistic abuse of female staff is increasing, leaving teachers feeling ‘traumatised’ and ‘humiliated’

Science is not only being challenged but reshaped in ways that undermine how evidence informs health policy, requiring a shift from advocacy to institutional safeguards, argue Kent Buse and colleagues The theme of World Health Day 2026, on 7 April, is “...

This report summarises a roundtable event hosted by the BGS on 22 October 2025.

Labour health secretary Streeting has taken more money from a private healthcare-linked firm—this time, it's over £50,000 from the ODP Group

The UKHSA says the number of confirmed or suspected cases in Kent has risen from 29 to 34.