FBU rep joins Shell protest over LA wildfires warning

OIL giants are making firefighters’ jobs harder, a Fire Brigades Union (FBU) rep warned as he joined a protest outside Shell HQ’s London headquarte

Steve Wright ‘deeply honoured’ to be elected new Fire Brigades Union leader

STEVE WRIGHT said he is “deeply honoured” as he started work as the Fire Brigades Union’s (FBU) new general secretary yesterday.

MPs back GMB campaign to extend paid bereavement leave to pregnancy losses before 24 weeks

PAID bereavement leave should be extended to pregnancy losses before 24 weeks, MPs said today.

Prison system cuts have created a threat to national security, campaigners warn

BRITAIN’S creaking penal system has become a threat to national security, campaigners warned in response to “appalling” inspection reports on Long

Starmer's AI bid risks a ‘race to the bottom for workers’

‘How long can we put off the inevitable?’

Ministers urged to nationalise North Sea fossil fuels to prevent massive taxpayer bailout and a just transition when the reserves run dry

Young Syrian man ‘crushed’ on leaking dingy becomes first person to die crossing Channel in 2025

A YOUNG Syrian man has become the first person to die while trying to cross the Channel to Britain this year.

Starmer faces increased calls to replace Tulip Siddiq

PRIME Minister Sir Keir Starmer faced increased calls today to replace Treasury minister Tulip Siddiq.

Internet laws need regular updates, says science secretary as Meta scraps content moderators

TECHNOLOGY Secretary Peter Kyle called today for regular updates to online safety laws amid increased fears of children being exposed to harmful co

Cabinet minister rejects Andy Burnham's call for a new inquiry into grooming gangs

CULTURE Secretary Lisa Nandy rejected Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham’s calls for a new national inquiry into grooming gangs today.