Global voter discontent leads to incumbent party losses in 2024 elections worldwide, reflecting economic distress and anti-establishment sentiment.

It no longer requires 'significant improvement', says Ofsted

The government is bracing for its largest protest over domestic policy since Labour came to power as farmers are set to take to the streets of Westminster tomorrow.

The minister said the government’s approach will incentivise people to go to technical schools by paying the students tuition fees, paying trainers and building capacity of the technical schools.

The DWP cash may be available to people with any of a long list of medical conditions

The DWP cash may be available to people with any of a long list of medical conditions

Education Secretary Bridget Philipson says she'll be voting against the assisted dying legislation, but stresses first to MPs they can vote how they choose.

There are rules around comfort and safety in the workplace and in schools - which is why some shut down in the snow and ice

The wife of a man who died at Dignitas has issued a final plea to MPs ahead of the vote on assisted dying.

The Prime Minister says police should focus on "what matters most" rather than investigations into tweets, amid an ongoing free speech row.

Brazil prepares to host G20 summit amid global tensions, overshadowed by wars and Trump's election victory.

Hyderabad traffic congestion worsens, with average speed dropping to 18 kmph, but reforms are planned to address the issue, says police.

Snow is forecast to hit some areas of the UK from Monday night as the weather makes a big change

Whangārei District Council says it's looking into reports about councillors' comments on social media relating to the hīkoi - but won't say if any formal Code of Conduct complaint has been lodged.

Last year they raised €25,568 for The Alzheimer’s Society of Ireland

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