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UNIONS crashed Reform UK’s party conference yesterday slamming the hard-right outfit for its “undeclared cronyism” after it was hit with another donations scandal. The TUC held a demonstration outside the conference in Birmingham where...
THE Scottish government knew its request for UK military support in fighting the Cairngorms wildfire could not be met, the Justice Secretary has admitted. In a statement at Holyrood, Neil Gray admitted ministers went ahead with a call...
PRIME Minister Andy Burnham was urged not to “cave in to fossil fuel company pressure” yesterday following reports that ministers will approve the Jackdaw gas field as soon as this month. Government sources said that the project off the...
ANDREW TATE was formally indicted by Romanian authorities yesterday for trafficking minors, money laundering and sexual offences. The controversial manosphere influencer’s older brother Tristan Tate was also indicted for alleged...
A FALL in National 5 pass rates across Stem subjects should be “of deep concern to us all,” a former headteacher has warned. The Commission on School Reform has analysed pass rates for whole year groups between 2019 and 2026 rather than those who...
PRIME Minister Andy Burnham was urged yesterday to stick to his promise to scrap eye-watering university tuition fees after figures revealed a staggering 879 per cent rise since they were introduced in 1998. Fees of £1,000 were introduced...
