MPs told online misogyny is ‘constant’ in young lives
During a meeting set up by Barnardo’s, children and young people told MPs that online
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Mental health services struggle as child referrals surpass one million
More than one million children in England were referred to NHS mental health services last
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Labour pains: government launches crackdown on maternity care failures
England is to appoint its first ever commissioner for maternity and neonatal care following a
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West Midlands launches £150m drive to fund nature recovery projects
The West Midlands has launched a £150 million fundraising initiative aimed at attracting private and public investment into projects designed to restore nature, improve biodiversity and expand access to green spaces across the region.
Diet changes could cut emissions without increasing food costs
A new study has found that modest reductions in meat and dairy consumption could help
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Electricity experts warn UK AI expansion will outpace capacity
Data centres will soon need more energy that we can produce, although the picture is
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EVs could save Europe €12 billion and 190 million barrels of oil annually by 2030
Europe could avoid importing 190 million barrels of oil every year by 2030, generating around
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Consultation launched on plans for Liverpool development body
A public consultation has opened on plans to create a new body to oversee the
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Beyond the challenges, the workforce plan we need
A recent roundtable event hosted by the Public Services People Management Association and Commercial Services
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2026 Northern Air Quality Conference – Report
On 25th March we held our 5th Northern Air Quality Conference – and our eleventh
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Landlord wins appeal against ‘excessive’ council HMO conditions
A Portsmouth landlord has successfully challenged what he called ‘unnecessary’ conditions attached to his Houses
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Home Secretary unveils ‘once-in-a-generation’ asylum overhaul
New safe and legal routes for refugees will begin rolling out this autumn, Home Secretary
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25 years for partners and exes who kill
Deputy Prime Minister sets out new sentencing start point for domestic murder, recognising seriousness of violence against
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‘Archaic’ homelessness law scrapped from the statute book
The government has repealed the Vagrancy Act, ending legislation that allowed people to be prosecuted
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Birmingham chemical etching specialist keeps data centres cool
Precision Micro wins seven-figure order for chemically etched flow plates for advanced thermal management. Data
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Businesses warned not to pay ransomware demands as attacks rise
More than 320 UK organisations reported ransomware attacks last year, prompting a renewed warning for
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Tackling bladder cancer with algae-based robots
Researchers use magnets to guide tiny robots to improve delivery of chemotherapy drugs into tumours. A
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‘There is no justice for women’: a story of domestic abuse and systemic failure
When we heard of police treating victims of domestic violence as criminals, one survivor came
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To keep the UK cool, we must get a grip on the grid
Ageing energy infrastructure stands in the way of the steps needed to ready Britain for
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