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  • Javid: Care workers should ‘get out and get another job’ if refuse vaccine

    October 2, 2021

    UK health secretary Sajid Javid has said care workers who don’t want to get vaccinated should “get out and get another job” in the most hardline stance on the jab from a government minister yet. Trade bodies and care home providers have raised concerns that the deadline for the legal requirement for workers to be [...]

  • Where to eat, drink and sleep in Manchester this Tory conference

    October 2, 2021

    Conservative Party Conference, which starts tomorrow, is a useful opportunity for the London bubble dwellers amongst us to be reminded of the promise beyond the M25. It sometimes feels as if Manchester is more familiar to football-crazy kids in the Far East than to denizens of this country’s capital city. So for out of the [...]

  • Government calls in soldiers to deliver to forecourts as fuel crisis continues

    October 1, 2021

    The government has reportedly called in soldiers to help deliver fuel to forecourts, which will begin tomorrow, as ministers continue to grapple with the crisis that has left pumps dry. The move comes as the shortage, which has been said to be easing, was improving too slowly, the i first reported, citing senior government sources. [...]

  • China appoints Uyghur governor to Xinjiang amid abuse accusations

    October 1, 2021

    A new governor has been appointed for Xinjiang, the region where China has been accused of violating the human rights of Uyghur and other Muslim minority groups. Erkin Tuniyaz, an ethnic Uyghur himself, climbed to notoriety earlier this year when he defended the country’s stance on Xinjiang. In a video address to the United Nations [...]

  • The Met advises women to hail a bus or run if they do not trust a male officer

    October 1, 2021

    The Metropolitan Police has issued new advice for women who do not trust a male officer, which includes ‘waving a bus down’ for help or running away. In a statement released yesterday, Britain’s largest force advised women to “shout out to a passer-by, run into a house or wave a bus down”. The guidance was [...]

  • Sunak to unveil £500m grants to ease cost of living for UK’s poorest

    September 30, 2021

    Rishi Sunak is set to announce £500m in grants to help the country’s poorest during the current cost of living crisis the UK is facing. The chancellor is expected to announce in his Tory party conference speech next week that it will be put in place to help households cope with costs over what is [...]

  • COP26: Standardising climate reporting could slash pension scheme cash burden

    September 30, 2021

    Standardising climate-related reporting could “considerably” slash the cash burden for pension schemes, the Work and Pensions Committee has said. Calling on the UK to up its leadership on fossil fuel-investing pension funds ahead of COP26, the Committee has urged the Government to encourage other countries to make their local pension schemes disclose their climate-related financial [...]

  • Labour: Triggering article 16 of Northern Ireland Protocol would be ‘tragic’

    September 29, 2021

    It would be “tragic” if the government triggers article 16 of the post-Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol and suspends the treaty, according to Emily Thornberry. The shadow international trade secretary today said the government needed to dial down its constant threats to rip up the protocol as UK-EU negotiations over its implementation continue. Negotiations between the [...]

  • Labour conference: Now comes the hard part for Keir Starmer

    September 29, 2021

    Fourteen heckles, seventeen standing ovations and 90 minutes of Sir Keir Starmer speaking about tools, looms and robotic exoskeletons. That was how the Labour conference ended today, with a speech that finally finished the Corbyn-era and put the party back on the long road to government.  Let us not forget that last year’s conference had [...]

  • Government wrangles reserve fleet of military drivers to deliver fuel amid crisis

    September 29, 2021

    The fuel crisis has pushed the government to call in military assistance, wrangling a reserve fleet of tanker drivers to deliver fuel as forecourt’s ran dry over the weekend. “I can confirm the government’s Reserve Tanker Fleet will be on the road this afternoon to boost deliveries of fuel to forecourts across Britain. The trucks [...]

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