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How Southport’s Killer Slipped Through the Cracks

How Southport's Killer Slipped Through the Cracks

The brutal murders of three young girls in Southport by teenager Axel Rudakubana have raised some serious concerns about missed opportunities to prevent the tragedy. No significant interventions were made to address his behavior despite being flagged by multiple agencies…

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UK electricity demand surges amid renewable energy shortfall

UK electricity demand surges amid renewable energy shortfall

The energy challenges of Britain have lately brought into focus its growing dependence on natural gas and simultaneously the limitations of renewable energy during extreme weather. Electricity demand soared to 50 gigawatts (GW) as freezing temperatures swept the nation. Low…

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Ice and snow warnings issued for Scotland: What you need to know

Ice and snow warnings issued for Scotland: What you need to know

Wintry conditions have continued to affect Scotland and it is important to stay vigilant. The Met Office has issued several weather warnings such as ice warning that will be in effect from 4pm on Saturday to 10am on Sunday. Temperatures…

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Louise Haigh steps down: Reflection on responsibility in public office

Louise Haigh steps down: Reflection on responsibility in public office

Louise Haigh has resigned as Transport Secretary following a decade-old conviction that brings into focus the unforgiving nature of politics. Her mistake was just filing of a false report about her work phone that was stolen in 2013. The incidence…

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UK Minister warns of Russian cyber attacks targeting national infrastructure

UK Minister warns of Russian cyber attacks targeting national infrastructure

Russia’s growing use of cyberattacks as a weapon of warfare is an alarming reality. UK minister Pat McFadden said that Kremlin is targeting Ukraine in its ongoing aggression and also is getting prepared to disrupt the UK as well as…

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Amid U.S. uncertainty, Starmer aims to position UK as green investment leader

Amid U.S. uncertainty, Starmer aims to position UK as green investment leader

Political shifts in the United States currently cast uncertainty over global climate efforts and the United Kingdom is facing an important moment to assert itself as a global leader in green investment. The presence of Prime Minister Keir Starmer at…

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Pressure Mounts on Labour as MPs Push for Removal of Two-Child Benefit Cap

Pressure Mounts on Labour as MPs Push for Removal of Two-Child Benefit Cap

Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall emphasized lately that the government need to consider carefully the financial implications before eliminating the two-child benefit cap that was introduced in 2015. The cap limits child welfare payments to the first two…

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France at crossroads –Political deadlock and Macron’s strategic gamble

France at crossroads –Political deadlock and Macron’s strategic gamble

French politics is witnessing unpredictable nature. President Emmanuel Macron has asked Prime Minister Gabriel Attal to stay on temporarily setback in the recent parliamentary elections. The decision comes amid a political deadlock with no party achieving an outright majority. Prime…

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British TV Presenter Michael Mosley Found Dead on Greek Island

Dr. Clare Bailey has confirmed the tragic news that her husband, British TV presenter Michael Mosley, has been found dead on the Greek island of Symi. An extensive search effort spanned for last five days. Mosley, 67, went missing after…

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Suspect Charged with Samurai Sword Murder in Hainault: Court Updates

Suspect Charged with Samurai Sword Murder in Hainault: Court Updates

Marcus Arduini Monzo, 36, appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ court on Thursday accused of killing 14-year-old Daniel Anjorin with a samurai sword. He faced charges of murder, attempted murder and grievous bodily harm. Daniel was attacked while on his way to…

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