Angela Rayner 'shores up her position' as Keir Starmer U-turns
Allies of Angela Rayner had voiced anxiety that she was being sidelined after she was only given a temporary post on the crucial committee.
21 Oct 08:23 · Mail Online
Hoax bomb threats: We want to put culprits on no-fly list, says Centre as it takes tough stand
Hoax bomb threats: Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu said the Centre is taking it very seriously and wants to ensure that these kinds of incidents don't happen.
21 Oct 08:31 · India TV
Ex-Tory Gauke to lead review of prison sentences
Sir Keir Starmer is to appoint former Tory justice secretary to lead a review of prison sentencing.
21 Oct 08:55 · BBC News
Plymouth legend Toby Gorniak inspires next generation of dancers
The day was filled with energetic dance routines and meaningful discussions about life's core values
21 Oct 09:04 · PlymouthLive
Over 1,000 more prisoners to be released from jail this week
Over 1,000 more prisoners are to be released on Tuesday as the government continues its drive to free up space in jails.
21 Oct 09:10 · LBC
'No plans' to fine patients for missing NHS appointments minister insists - as Streeting tables plans to curbs no-shows
Labours' care minister has insisted the government has "no plans" to introduce fines for missed NHS appointments, despite claims Wes Streeting is tabling the idea.
21 Oct 09:30 · LBC
Rioter dies in prison after being jailed for two years for violent disorder outside Rotherham hotel
A grandfather who was jailed for taking part in far-right riots that swept the nation this summer has died in prison.
21 Oct 09:49 · LBC
Seoul wants N Korean troops to leave Russia immediately
South Korea tells Russia's ambassador they are prepared to respond with "all measures available".
21 Oct 10:04 · BBC News
Desperate council to stamp out marauding seagulls by putting birds on the pill
Worcester City Council bosses are discussing whether to lace food with birth control to stop randy seagulls from multiplying as they continue to 'wage war on residents'
21 Oct 10:11 · The Mirror
Bristol social enterprise nursery requires improvement having previously been ‘Good’
It was last rated as ‘Good’ in 2022
21 Oct 10:26 · BristolLive
Plans to create 'creative and working neighbourhood' of 75 homes in Sunderland given go-ahead
Nile + Villiers will be made up of 75 homes and commercial space in Sunniside, Sunderland
21 Oct 10:27 · ChronicleLive
Drivers slam misleading road signs behind 13 crashes
The junction along the A521 in Cheadle has seen cars flip in the air, collide with lorries and cause nearly £200,000 of damage over the last two months.
21 Oct 10:31 · Mail Online
CCTV footage reveals series of smashes at 'Britain's most dangerous junction'
The junction on the A521 in Cheadle, Staffordshire has seen a spate of crashed over the last two months, with damage estimated to have cost £200,000.
21 Oct 12:03 · Manchester Evening News
Art installation at Fresno Yosemite airport is a year-plus behind schedule. What we know
A highly anticipated art installation at Fresno Yosemite International Airport is well over a year behind its original schedule, and it will likely be months before the four-story mosaic mural is installed on the airport’s parking garage.
21 Oct 12:30 · The Fresno Bee
NHS care can be a ‘death sentence’ for some patients, Health Secretary says
Wes Streeting has spoken out
21 Oct 12:33 · Manchester Evening News
Kyran Durnin: Major update as police start 'digs' in hunt for boy thought to be dead for two years
Irish authorities launched a murder investigation in Drogheda last week, saying in a statement that investigators have been unable to find clues leading to the location of Kyran
21 Oct 12:51 · The Mirror
Encourage peace lilies to flower in autumn by doing 3 important jobs
Peace lilies are a popular houseplant, but many people struggle to get them to flower. Here are three easy care tips to encourage peace lilies to bloom in autumn.
21 Oct 12:59 · DevonLive
Struggle for a motorable road to Sundapur village continues in Bargur Hills in Erode
Over 150 families in Sundapur village fight for a motorable road, facing hardships and struggles for generations.
21 Oct 13:14 · The Hindu
TNRD, Tk'emlups ink deal
21 Oct 13:31 · Castanet
Fears children at risk due to taxi driver licensing
Children are being put at risk of abuse across the UK due to less stringent taxi rules, a Labour MP warns.
21 Oct 13:36 · BBC News
Relatives told to stop scattering loved ones' ashes in public parks
Council officials in Bridgnorth, Shropshire, have told residents that honouring someone close to them in this way might be 'uncomfortable' or 'unsettling' to other visitors
21 Oct 13:39 · Mail Online
Bear-proof carts too costly?
Regional District of Central Okanagan launches new education campaign on bear attractants, still trying to find effective bear-resistant garbage cart.
21 Oct 13:44 · Castanet
More than two-thirds councils at risk of BANKRUPTCY within three years
The stark warning has been issued after new analysis showed rising demand and costs had left local authorities in England with 'unmanageable' SEND deficits.
21 Oct 13:45 · Mail Online
Angela Rayner wins a seat on national security council after PM U-turn
No10 confirmed today that the Deputy Prime Minister would join other senior ministers on the crucial committee, in 'recognition of the expectation that [she] will attend this committee regularly'.
21 Oct 13:46 · Mail Online
'Fix our NHS' plea as nation urged to come forward to share experiences
A new website has been created to allow the public to help shape the future of the NHS
21 Oct 13:56 · Birmingham Live
Aontu's Melissa Byrne to run for Dáil seat in Kildare South
Aontú’s Melissa Byrne, who missed out on a seat in the local elections by the narrowest of margins is back in the running for South Kildare in the upcoming general election. Just a couple...
21 Oct 14:00 · Leinster Leader
Kill ivy plants 'for good' in days using 69p household item instead of vinegar
English ivy can be a real nuisance in the garden, taking over trees, walls and other plants. But one gardener has shared a simple and inexpensive way to get rid of it for good
21 Oct 14:07 · DevonLive
O'Gorman asks Tusla to send Kyran Durnin files to panel
Minister for Children Roderic O'Gorman has asked Tusla to send its files on Kyran Durnin, the eight-year-old boy from Drogheda, Co Louth who is missing presumed dead, to a specialist panel which looks into the death of any child with links to State care.
21 Oct 14:20 · RTE.ie
Rain continues batter Bengaluru; over 100 houses flooded
Bengaluru faces severe flooding due to heavy rainfall, causing inconvenience to residents and motorists, prompting government intervention.
21 Oct 15:28 · The Hindu
D-day in fight over massive Plymouth housing estate's last bit of green space
'Green spaces are vital and must be protected'
21 Oct 15:49 · PlymouthLive
NHS Change suggestions portal hijacked by online pranksters moments after going live
A suggestions portal set up by Wes Streeting to gather ideas from the public on shaping the future of the NHS has found itself the target of online pranksters.
21 Oct 15:49 · LBC
Labour backlash in Birmingham over divisive plans for 'lifeline' service
Birmingham City Council's cabinet approved proposals to close four adult social care day centres last week
21 Oct 15:50 · Birmingham Live
Keir Starmer vows to 'reimagine' the NHS - and wants your view on what's wrong with it
PM Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting say we're in a moment as significant as when the NHS was founded in 1948 as they call on the public to help inform their rescue plan
21 Oct 16:00 · The Mirror
Northumberland County Council remains locked in talks with union over ongoing schools strike action
The council said it was "surprised and saddened" that further strike action was set to take place
21 Oct 16:05 · ChronicleLive
Provincial facility torn down
21 Oct 16:10 · Castanet
‘Is this a bus stop or auto and cab stand?’
Bengaluru commuters face daily struggles as autos and cabs illegally block BMTC bus stops, causing delays and safety hazards.
21 Oct 16:41 · The Hindu
Disadvantaged children face barriers to early education entitlement
A range of barriers prevent disadvantaged children in England from taking up their entitlement to 15 hours of funded early education, but national and local action could change this, concludes a major ...
21 Oct 17:00 · phys.org
'The NHS rescue plan isn't all new - but with proper funding it could just save the health service'
The NHS 'national conversation' is the biggest moment since its founding in 1948 - but time will tell whether Keir Starmer can deliver
21 Oct 17:01 · The Mirror
Keir Starmer’s plan to ‘re-imagine’ NHS comes down to three changes which will affect all of us
Everything you need to know about the Government’s ten year plan to rescue the ‘broken NHS - and how to have your say
21 Oct 17:21 · The Mirror
Police force slammed for trans policy
Trans officers at Norfolk Constabulary will also be allowed to carry dual or even multiple warrant cards if they are transitioning or gender fluid.
21 Oct 17:37 · Mail Online
Government figures show huge rise in homelessness in Northumberland
It comes amid controversy surrounding proposals for new housing targets in the county
21 Oct 18:33 · ChronicleLive
'Any of us could be wrongly accused of a crime - but there's one real danger'
Law Society President Richard Atkinson warns there is a 'real danger' people might not have legal representation if they are wrongly accused due to an exodus of criminal defence solicitors
21 Oct 18:39 · The Mirror
Top lawyer's urgent warning about risk to 'innocent people' due to broken legal system
Law Society President Richard Atkinson said that after 'decades of underinvestment' he fears 'innocent people will continue to suffer miscarriages of justice'
21 Oct 18:41 · The Mirror
Auditor-General asked to investigate Costello decision to slash tax on heated tobacco products
Labour's Ayesha Verrall has laid a formal complaint over the policy, saying it lacks justification and claiming there are indications of industry influence.
21 Oct 18:52 · RNZ
Three Strikes Bill: Government wants tougher version of the law
The Associate Justice Minister is defending the coalition government's new 'three strikes' law, saying if violent criminals are "locked up in prison" they will not be in communities "creating harm and creating more victims."
21 Oct 18:53 · RNZ
Keir Starmer signals the introduction of 'nanny state measures'
Sir Keir Starmer has signalled that he will bring in further 'nanny state' measures to help prevent ill health.
21 Oct 18:56 · Mail Online
Children’s Minister asks Tusla to refer its handling of Kyran Durnin case to National Review Panel
On Monday, Minister O’Gorman described the case as being “deeply tragic” and that if any arm of the State failed Kyran there would be consequences
21 Oct 18:57 · Irish Mirror
Bridgnorth council urges locals to stop spreading ashes in town - as it's 'unsettling' for visitors
Residents in Bridgnorth, Shropshire, have hit back at the council after it said people shouldn't scatter the ashes of loved ones in the town as it can be 'unsettling' for visitors
21 Oct 18:57 · The Mirror
Why student loans are currently exclusive to public institutions – NELFUND
While there have been some challenges with the online application process, NELFUND reassured that the Fund’s support staff are available to resolve any issue.
21 Oct 20:46 · Premium Times
Two women rushed to hospital less than 24 hours apart
On Friday, one woman required plastic surgery on her face after her hound had aggressively attacked her other family dog at her home in Yorkshire.
21 Oct 20:54 · Mail Online
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