Labour rejects 'gimmick' law banning mobile phones in schools amid warning of 'huge damage' to children from social media
The Conservatives are tabling an amendment to the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill to end the use of mobile phones and ...
Bristol City Council blasted as it hints at collecting household bins just once a month
Bristol City Council, which has 34 Green Party councillors, could become the first local authority in England to introduce ...
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Seamus Logan: Panic drives Labour’s plans for the economy
This rapid swing from talking about the doom and gloom of the Tory economic legacy to a near-rictus grinned mania over the economic opportunities ahead has truly been something to behold. Amidst the ...
Wales and the west of England needs billions in new rail projects says report
A programme of much needed rail enhancement projects for Wales and the west of England has been outlined by the Western ...
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Norfolk council shoots down incinerator revival talk
Norfolk County Council's leader and top officer have shot down a call for a reversal on an incinerator ban in the county.
Elon Musk Isn’t Trolling Britain. He’s Doing Something Much Worse.
In Britain, the summer of 2012 — when London hosted the Olympic Games with a stunning opening ceremony — is a beacon of ...
High Court does not have capacity to preside over assisted dying bill, warns retired judge
The bill, in its current form, says an eligible patient must have the approval of two independent doctors and the High Court.
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John Swinney ‘doing the day job’ is met with more sniping from Labour
YOUR report of John Swinney announcing a “substantial increase” to NHS Scotland capacity is extremely welcome (The National, Jan 27).