Britain

Scotland's teachers move closer to strike action after overwhelmingly rejecting ‘final’ pay offer

THREE Scottish education unions moved closer to strike action this evening after teachers overwhelmingly rejected a “final” pay offer from the gove

Britain | Tuesday 20th Nov 2018

Harry Leslie Smith admitted into hospital

Britain | Tuesday 20th Nov 2018

Jacob Rees-Mogg makes another desperate plea to overthrow May

Britain | Tuesday 20th Nov 2018

Scottish GP surgeries reach ‘crisis point’ as government spending falls

Tuesday 20th Nov 2018

Tories would breach manifesto promises by scrapping free TV licences for elderly, Age UK and Labour warn

SCRAPPING free TV licences for elderly people would be a detriment to those who are homebound and chronically lonely as well as it being a Tory man

Tuesday 20th Nov 2018

Former National Gallery workers to appear in employment tribunal

The hearing will decide whether the 27 art practitioners should be considered workers or self-employed

Tuesday 20th Nov 2018

Hundreds of seafarer jobs at risk as result of takeover by US firm

SEAFARERS’ jobs are at risk after the firm which supplies North Sea oil and gas rigs with provisions and equipment was taken over by a United State

Tuesday 20th Nov 2018

Extinction Rebellion plans to bring London to a standstill with non-violent roadblocks

The eco-rebels continue campaign of civil disobedience aimed at forcing politicians to address the ‘ecological and climate emergency’

Monday 19th Nov 2018

Worboys to remain in jail after Parole Board reverses decision

BLACK cab serial rapist John Worboys will remain in jail after the Parole Board reversed its decision that he should be released.

Monday 19th Nov 2018

Boris Johnson's £320,000+ water cannons sold for scrap for £11,000

Johnson bought the cannons in 2014 as mayor of London even though police forces were not allowed to use them

Monday 19th Nov 2018

Rudd urged to halt universal credit roll-out

AMBER RUDD was urged to halt the roll-out of universal credit today as she returned to the Commons as Work and Pensions Secretary.

Monday 19th Nov 2018

Activists demand drug company lowers the price of breakthrough medication

Vertex Pharmaceuticals has developed a drug to treat cystic fibrosis. However the NHS cannot afford the £100,000 per patient per year price of treatment

Monday 19th Nov 2018

Cambridgeshire County Council workers protest against plans take unpaid leave over Christmas

CAMBRIDGESHIRE County Council workers rallied today against bosses’ plans to make them take three days’ unpaid leave over Christmas.

Monday 19th Nov 2018

Tories face fury over savage cuts to schools

Britain

Scotland's teachers move closer to strike action after overwhelmingly rejecting ‘final’ pay offer

THREE Scottish education unions moved closer to strike action this evening after teachers overwhelmingly rejected a “final” pay offer from the gove

Harry Leslie Smith admitted into hospital

Jacob Rees-Mogg makes another desperate plea to overthrow May

Scottish GP surgeries reach ‘crisis point’ as government spending falls

Tories would breach manifesto promises by scrapping free TV licences for elderly, Age UK and Labour warn

SCRAPPING free TV licences for elderly people would be a detriment to those who are homebound and chronically lonely as well as it being a Tory man

Former National Gallery workers to appear in employment tribunal

The hearing will decide whether the 27 art practitioners should be considered workers or self-employed

Hundreds of seafarer jobs at risk as result of takeover by US firm

SEAFARERS’ jobs are at risk after the firm which supplies North Sea oil and gas rigs with provisions and equipment was taken over by a United State

Extinction Rebellion plans to bring London to a standstill with non-violent roadblocks

The eco-rebels continue campaign of civil disobedience aimed at forcing politicians to address the ‘ecological and climate emergency’

Worboys to remain in jail after Parole Board reverses decision

BLACK cab serial rapist John Worboys will remain in jail after the Parole Board reversed its decision that he should be released.

Boris Johnson's £320,000+ water cannons sold for scrap for £11,000

Johnson bought the cannons in 2014 as mayor of London even though police forces were not allowed to use them

Rudd urged to halt universal credit roll-out

AMBER RUDD was urged to halt the roll-out of universal credit today as she returned to the Commons as Work and Pensions Secretary.

Activists demand drug company lowers the price of breakthrough medication

Vertex Pharmaceuticals has developed a drug to treat cystic fibrosis. However the NHS cannot afford the £100,000 per patient per year price of treatment

Cambridgeshire County Council workers protest against plans take unpaid leave over Christmas

CAMBRIDGESHIRE County Council workers rallied today against bosses’ plans to make them take three days’ unpaid leave over Christmas.

Tories face fury over savage cuts to schools

Corbyn to join education trade unionists, campaigners, parents and children on a march to demanding more funds for British schools

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