Young people throughout the UK have expressed their resistance to prohibiting teenagers from social media, claiming that such a policy is neither ...
By Evelyn
March 29, 2025
Should Teenagers Be…
Under an ongoing Aboriginal repatriation campaign, the remains of a young Aboriginal man have been repatriated to Tasmania from a Scottish univers ...
By Evelyn
March 28, 2025
Aboriginal Repatriation: Ancient…
A payments company that helped with school food payments has been criticized for charging parents a £10 withdrawal charge to access the remaining ...
By Evelyn
March 28, 2025
Parents Criticize Payment…
Next, annual pre-tax earnings of over £1 billion were recorded for the first time, a 10% increase to just over £1 billion for the year ending in January. Driven chiefly by foreign development and excellent performance from third-party brands, the retailer's revenues rose by 8.2% ...
UK Inflation Falls to 2.8% Ahead of Spring Statement
With UK inflation down to 2.8%, there is a sliver of hopeful ...
Consumers Cut Back Spending Amid Growing Economic Uncertainty
As economic confidence falls ahead of the forthcoming spring statement, UK consumers ...
Labor Cracks Down on Government Spending Waste
As part of Labour's latest attempt to reduce what it views as ...
A further two years will probably cause the implementation of assisted dying legislation in England and Wales to be put back, creating questions among supporting MPs about whether the legislative reform will ever be realised. Supporters of assisted dying laws argue that every year that passes implies needless suffering for terminally ill individuals seeking their right to terminate their own ...
Canada’s Prime Minister Calls for Increased Self-Reliance After U.S. Intelligence Leak
Mark Carney, Canada's prime minister, has voiced great worry over ...
Rachel Reeves Unveils £2bn Affordable Housing Plan Amid Spending Cuts
Aiming at "sweetening the pill" of budget cuts expected to ...
Aboriginal Repatriation: Ancient Remains and Cultural Artefact Return Home to Tasmania
Under an ongoing Aboriginal repatriation campaign, the remains of a young Aboriginal man have been repatriated to Tasmania from a Scottish university after more than 170 years. Taken from Tasmania in the 1830s, the skull belonged to a man thought to be a member of the Big River tribe and had been housed at the University of Aberdeen since the early 1850s. Records point to him being shot in the Central Highland of the island state at Shannon River. The removal of Aboriginal remains was ...
King Charles III Unveils Personal Playlist to Celebrate Commonwealth Day
King Charles III is starting a customized playlist including songs that make him happy and remind him of special times. Under the "The King's Music Room," playlist, Bob Marley, Kylie Minogue, and Grace Jones among other musicians abound. This King Charles playlist seeks to honor Commonwealth music and highlight the King's particular tastes.Photographed for the music project in Buckingham Palace, the King was seen with a "on air" sign on his desk signifying his royal DJ function. Emphasizing the celebration of music from Commonwealth countries, ...
A payments company that helped with school food payments has been criticized for charging parents a £10 withdrawal charge to access the remaining money following service cancellation. Six hundred schools throughout the UK used Squid, which stopped operations earlier this month following a February notification on the service shutdown. Many ...
What Does the New Era for Workers' Rights in the UK Entail? Aiming to transform the job scene for millions, the UK government is about ...
A payments company that helped with school food payments has been criticized for charging parents a £10 withdrawal charge to access the remaining money following service cancellation. Six hundred schools throughout the UK used Squid, which stopped operations earlier this month following a February notification on the service shutdown. Many parents have expressed annoyance about the £10 withdrawal cost, claiming ...
Should Teenagers Be Banned from Social Media to Prevent Youth Violence?
Young people throughout the UK have expressed their resistance to prohibiting teenagers from social media, claiming that such a policy is neither sensible nor efficient in addressing youth violence. They underlined that rather than complete prohibitions, stricter rules should give internet safety a top priority. A youth committee concluded that rather than forbidding under-16s from accessing so ...
Parents Criticize Payment Firm for £10 Withdrawal Fee After Service Closure
A payments company that helped with school food payments has been criticized for charging parents a £10 withdrawal charge to access the remaining money following service cancellation. Six hundred schools throughout the UK used Squid, which stopped operations earlier this month following a February notification on the service shutdown. Many parents have expressed annoyance about the £10 withdraw ...