Nominations are now open for the Dimensions Leaders’ Awards, which celebrate adults with learning disabilities and autism who continue to challenge stereotypes. 

Offences usually take place in remote areas and are notoriously difficult to prove. 

More than 100 people will brave the cold at Somerset House to raise money for Centrepoint, the UK’s leading youth homelessness charity. 

A confidential memo from October 2001, recently obtained by advocacy group 911 Health Watch, reveals that senior New York City officials privately anticipated ‘tens of thousands’ of lawsuits for toxic exposure at Ground Zero while publicly assuring residents and workers that the air in lower Manhattan was ‘safe and acceptable.’

A 17-year-old boy has won a High Court battle against Hounslow Council, which a judge ruled unlawfully failed to treat him as a ‘looked after’ child following the deaths of his parents.

BCU partners with Exponential-e on cloud-based platform supporting student engagement and service experience 

‘The disturbing rise in AI intimate image abuse, facilitated by platforms such as Grok, is not just a digital threat – it has dangerous consequences for women and girls.’