Suicide remains the leading cause of maternal deaths, report warns
Parliamentary briefing highlights gaps in perinatal mental health care across England, raising concerns for mothers.
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The tree-planting campaign supporting community nature restoration
Members of the public and organisations are being asked to get on board, donate and
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Pros and cons of Labour decoupling gas and electricity energy pricing
The UK Government has unveiled plans for seismic changes in how the country pays for
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Court backs council’s refusal to hear retrospective planning bid
The Court of Appeal has ruled that a council was entitled to block a Gypsy
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Brockwell Park legal battle returns to centre stage
Campaigners have launched a third judicial review over Brockwell Park events, alleging unlawful permissions and
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High Court finds Met Police’s live facial recognition policy to be lawful
The Divisional Court yesterday (21st April) dismissed a judicial review challenge to the Metropolitan Police
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New chief executive of Regulator of Social Housing
Jonathan Walters will take up the role of chief executive from the start of May.
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Winners of Granicus’ UK Digital Government Awards 2026
Seven winners from councils across the UK demonstrated measurable impact on citizen experience, organisational efficiency
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19 more Technical Excellence Colleges to meet skills demand
Government announces £175m for second batch of technical colleges, with capacity for more than 65,000
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We can’t stop teens asking AI about body image, so how do we respond?
With 40% of seven to 12-year-olds now using generative AI, chatbots are becoming an unlikely confidante for young people navigating body image. However, a recent study shows helpful and harmful advice often appear in the same conversation.
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What the Dartmoor ‘overgrazing ruling’ means for statutory bodies in England
Ecological degradation and lack of livestock population control means a prized area of British countryside
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