Unions push back on ‘radical’ plans to cut Civil Service

MINISTERS were told to stop treating the Civil Service as a political punchbag after Pat McFadden announced plans for “radical” reforms today.

Palestine activists dig up and paint over Trump's Scottish golf course

PALESTINE activists painted “Gaza is not for sale” on the lawn at  Donald Trump’s Scottish golf course at the weekend in response to the US presid

Unions say Employment Rights Bill must protect undocumented migrants

BRITAIN’S biggest union today backed calls for the Employment Rights Bill to protect Britain’s up to 1.2 million undocumented migrants.

New report on rebuilding NHS ‘lays bare the truth’ about privatisation, Labour MP says

INCREASED NHS funding during the last Labour government masks how privatisation reduced its efficiency, says a groundbreaking new expert report wh

Unions and patient groups urge new NHS England boss to rule out private finance

UNIONS, patient and staff groups have urged the NHS’s new chief executive to rule out a return to private finance to the health service.

Campaign against US radar station in Wales taken to the Senedd

CAMPAIGNERS against plans to build a US space radar station in Wales have taken their campaign to Senedd politicians.

Former Liverpool mayor charged on corruption probe

FORMER Labour mayor Joe Anderson and city politician Derek Hatton have been charged with bribery and misconduct relating to council contracts, alon

Hope for long Covid sufferers to regain sense of smell

THOSE suffering with long Covid have had their sense of smell and taste restored with nasal surgery.

Britain returning to ‘bad old days’ of the Birmingham Six

Starmer ‘cheerleading for a worldwide arms race’ as No 10 confirms nuclear discussions with France

PRIME Minister Sir Keir Starmer was accused of cheerleading for a global arms race after Downing Street confirmed today that it had held discussio