Molly Russell: Head of online safety charity warns against social media ban
Molly was 14 when she took her own life in 2017 after being exposed to self-harm content online.…
Australia says AUKUS partners move closer to SRF-West as U.S. Navy prepares support activities at HMAS Stirling
Australia said Submarine Rotational Force-West has moved another step closer to being established. The Government of Australia said…
John Healey wanted UK to join global investment bank to raise defence funds
Former defence secretary John Healey was privately pushing for the UK to join an international investment bank to…
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Newry bakery faces ‘significant disruption’ after two vans ‘completely destroyed’ in arson attack
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Why Brexit Still Haunts British Politics
Finally, there is politics. Labour have, since the 2024 election, lost a number of voters to parties on…
Rugby star Kevin Sinfield and six lionesses lead King’s Birthday Honours
Six of the Lionesses, rugby league great Kevin Sinfield and actress Dame Helen Mirren have all featured in…
Three teenagers arrested over death of man in Essex | UK news
Three teenagers, including a 14-year-old boy, have been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 21-year-old man in a…
‘People talk about it being a great thing for Manchester, but it wasn’t for the poor b******* like me’
The 1996 IRA bomb helped kickstart the remarkable transformation of Manchester city centre, but for some of the…
UK: Terrorist sentence for Palestine Action activist marks ‘dangerous’ move against right to protest
In response to Judge Mr Justice Johnson’s announcement to the Court that he would be sentencing the Palestine…
Is Reform heading for its own climate crisis?
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‘We eat and drink risk’: higher costs bring curtain down on more UK music festivals | Music industry
Hosting Scotland’s first Womad festival seemed like an easy sell for Glasgow, the country’s gig capital and self-proclaimed…