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  • Editorial: The right to peacefully protest is as British as the monarchy

    September 12, 2022

    We are thinking much of tradition at the moment, and of what it means to be British. One of the unalienable rights available to Brits is, that as long as you’re not hurting anybody, you have the ability to speak your mind unheeded.  Yesterday two Edinburgh men were arrested for breach of the peace for [...]

  • BBC urged to cancel Bain & Co contract following UK government ban

    September 12, 2022

    The BBC has said it will “consider” calls for it to cancel its contract with Bain & Co, following the UK’s government’s decision to ban the consultancy from competing for government contracts. The broadcaster said it will consider calls from veteran anti-apartheid campaigner Lord Hain for the BBC to cancel its contract with Bain over allegations [...]

  • ‘Every Tube traveller’s nightmare’: Man jailed for life over machete attack on London Underground

    September 12, 2022

    A man has been jailed for life after carrying out a machete attack on the London Underground. Ricky Morgan, 35, will stay behind bars for at least 16-years following the incident on a train near Green Park in July last year. He was jailed at the Old Bailey with the judge describing as “every Tube [...]

  • As Ukraine makes key gains, Zelensky says Kremlin’s goal is now ‘to deprive people of light and heat’

    September 12, 2022

    Ukraine’s president has accused Russia of having a “goal is to deprive people of light and heat”, as the Kremlin fights back against Kyiv’s surging eastern counteroffensive.  Moscow allegedly launched a series of strikes against infrastructure in the eastern recaptured city of Kharkiv, including water and thermal power facilities.  Accusing Russia of deliberately targeting infrastructure [...]

  • Mourners warned they may face five mile queues to see Queen lying in state

    September 12, 2022

    A five mile queue is expected to pay respects to Queen Elizabeth as hundreds of thousands flock to Westminster this week. More than 750,000 people are expected to visit parliament from Wednesday, where Her Majesty will lie in state. The public will be able to visit the coffin in Westminster Hall, which will be accessible [...]

  • What can Sunak-friendly fintech expect under Truss?

    September 12, 2022

    Some fintech bosses are reconsidering what a Truss leadership may mean for the sector.

  • Parliament prepares for Queen to lie in state at Westminster Hall

    September 11, 2022

    Parliamentary authorities are preparing for the Queen to lie in state at Westminster Hall from Wednesday, with an expected 500,000 people set to pay their respects. The Queen’s coffin will lie in state in parliament’s oldest building for four days as a part of the period of national mourning. Parts of the parliamentary estate will [...]

  • Number 10 clarifies that Truss not going on ‘tour’ with King Charles across UK

    September 11, 2022

    Liz Truss will be attending three ceremonies across the UK with King Charles III and not going on a country-wide “tour”, Number 10 has said. There were widespread reports last night that the new Prime Minister and new King were going on a tour across all nations of the UK, which raised eyebrows among pundits [...]

  • Information watchdog to crack down on Freedom of Information request failures

    September 11, 2022

    The head of the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has warned public bodies it will take action against those failing to respond to Freedom of Information (FOI) requests within the required 20-day time frame, after issuing its first enforcement notice against a government department in seven years.   ICO chief John Edwards said the watchdog [...]

  • Gordon Brown tips UK for Scandinavian style monarchy under King Charles

    September 11, 2022

    The British monarchy will take on a more “Scandinavian” style under King Charles III, Gordon Brown has predicted. The former Prime Minister today said the new King has “already indicated” that “the monarchy is going to be smaller” and more modern under his reign. The former Prince of Wales was officially proclaimed King Charles III [...]

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