The NCA has brought its first charge under a new offence targeting online promotion of unlawful immigration services, testing an enforcement strategy designed to intervene before an illegal journey occurs.
Portsmouth RNLI station is temporarily off service after disorder and hostility surrounding a migrant landing, as the small-boats conflict increasingly draws operational institutions into the political dispute.
The Bank of England now expects inflation to climb above 4% as the Middle East energy shock raises the risk that households could face both higher bills and higher borrowing costs.
Lucy Powell says schools should not force young girls to wear hijabs, while a newly state-funded Islamic primary still publishes an exemption specifically for non-Muslim pupils.
A US court has dismissed 4chan and Kiwi Farms’ attempt to block Ofcom, while leaving unresolved whether future UK enforcement could conflict with First Amendment protections.
Piddington has voted 285-26 to symbolically leave the UK in protest at plans for an asylum accommodation centre of up to 1,256 people near the village of roughly 350.
The government is considering a specific doxxing offence after RNLI volunteers, police officers and journalists had personal information posted online during anti-migrant protests.
Barnet Hill Academy and Barnet Council have been reported to the equality regulator over a hijab policy affecting girls at the newly state-funded Islamic primary school.
Deloitte says 17% of UK workers personally pay for AI tools they use at work, with total employee spending approaching £1 billion a year.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood says the UK-France ‘one in, one out’ returns scheme costs around £56,000 for each person sent back to France.
