Patel facing triple legal threat over her ‘inhumane’ migrant ‘push back’ proposal in the Channel

Government urged to ensure that alternative plans are in place as new Covid variant found in Europe

THE government has been urged to be vigilant and ensure that alternative plans are in place this winter as a worrying new variant of coro

Further education needs an extra £1bn of support to help tackle youth unemployment

UNIONS have warned more than £1 billion is needed to support further education, after peers called for urgent action to tackle youth unemployment. 

Government accuses of ‘muzzling its own watchdog’ after refusing to sanction Hammond

THE government has been accused of “muzzling its own watchdog” after ministers refused to sanction former chancellor Phillip Hammond for

Nine more Insulate Britain activists face jail

NINE more members of climate activists Insulate Britain are facing jail for blocking roads, the group said today.

Lecturers at 42 unis to ballot on strike action over pensions, pay and conditions

LECTURERS at 42 universities are to ballot on strike action over pensions, pay and conditions.

Sack NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde's senior management, Sarwar tells Sturgeon

ANAS SARWAR wrote to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon today calling for the senior management team at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC

Scottish Labour's Monica Lennon quits front bench position

SCOTTISH Labour’s Monica Lennon, who lost out to Anas Sarwar in this year’s party leadership election, has quit her front-bench position.

British and French public unite in mourning as vigils held on both sides of the Channel

HUNDREDS attended a vigil outside the Home Office last night, declaring that the British government had “blood on its hands” after the deaths of 27

Schools risk support staff exodus over pay

More than two-fifths of school support workers seeking better paid jobs due to the cost of living crisis, warns Unison