Supreme Court Blocks Texas Redistricting Decision
US Supreme Court temporarily halts ruling that found Texas congressional map likely racially biased. Justice Alito's order preserves Republican-friendly districts pending full review.
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70-year-old US veteran considers lawsuit after ICE arrest
US Air Force veteran Dana Briggs, 70, considers civil lawsuit after charges dropped following arrest and injury at Illinois ICE protest. Read his full story.
UK invests billions in AI to tackle jobs crisis
The UK government unveils a major AI investment package to spur job creation, as employers warn of workforce reductions driven by automation and rising costs. Discover the plan.
Labour's asylum plans threaten human rights
Labour's proposed asylum reforms face fierce criticism for undermining Britain's commitment to human rights and refugee protection. Experts warn these changes could violate international law.
Trans People Fear Exclusion Under New Government Guidance
Leaked EHRC guidance could allow exclusion of trans people from single-sex spaces based on appearance. Critics warn this threatens all women who don't fit stereotypes.
Leaked plan to bar trans people from toilets on looks
A leaked EHRC document suggests trans people could be barred from gendered spaces based on appearance, sparking outrage from campaigners who call the plan 'dangerously misogynistic'.
Late supermarket delivery? How to claim your refund
Was your grocery delivery late? Discover your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and how to claim a refund from Tesco, Asda, Ocado, Morrisons, and Waitrose. Act now to get your money back.
Lost Delivery? Your Consumer Rights Explained
Discover your legal rights when a parcel fails to arrive. Learn why your contract is with the retailer, not the courier, and the steps to secure a refund under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Your Rights at Work During UK Snow and Ice Warnings
Met Office amber warnings bring snow and ice across the UK. Discover your employee rights regarding travel, pay, and remote work during severe weather conditions.
UN to hear Māori rights complaint against New Zealand
The UN will examine claims of Māori discrimination by New Zealand's government, following historic protests. Learn about this developing human rights case.
Lords block workers' rights in hereditary peers vote
Unelected hereditary peers including dukes and millionaires have voted down Labour's workers' rights bill, sparking outrage from unions and Labour figures. Discover how this affects employment reforms.
COP30 Canada Summit Confronts Green Jobs Transition
Canadian climate workers demand fair transition to green jobs ahead of COP30. Learn how Canada plans to address workforce concerns while hosting the 2030 climate summit.
NHS Fife Chief Executive Announces Early Retirement
NHS Fife chief executive Carol Potter is retiring early after a 30-year career, a move announced just before the Sandie Peggie employment tribunal ruling. Discover the full story.
Former prisoners trapped in Florida's temp job cycle
New report exposes how Florida workers with criminal records become stuck in temporary employment with lower wages and no benefits, feeling 'disposable' in the system.
Referee claims gender bias after losing FIFA position
Leading football referee Lisa Benn tells tribunal she was forcefully pushed by male coach and lost her international role after complaining. Read the full employment tribunal details.
Female referee 'pushed and harassed' by coach
WSL official Lisa Benn tells tribunal she was manhandled by a referee coach and unfairly lost her international status after complaining. Read the full testimony.
Only 2% of tenant complaints lead to enforcement
Exclusive data shows English councils prosecuted just 64 landlords despite 300,000 tenant complaints about unfit housing. New rights may remain 'symbolic' without proper funding.
65 London firms named for minimum wage breaches
UK government reveals 65 London businesses fined for underpaying staff, with Adecco UK owing £436,877 to 3,356 workers. Discover which companies failed to pay minimum wage.
Indigenous Group Lodges Native Title Claim for Melbourne
The Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people have lodged a historic native title claim for Melbourne and its surrounds. Discover what this means for the city and its traditional owners.
Lady Newlove, victims' commissioner, dies aged 63
Helen Newlove, who became a powerful advocate for crime victims after her husband's murder, has died aged 63. Read her remarkable journey from tragedy to the House of Lords.
City Job Growth Falters Amid Budget Concerns
London's financial sector faces hiring slowdown as government budget decisions create uncertainty. Discover how this impacts City employment and economic recovery.
Renters' Rights Act Start Date: May 2026
The UK Government confirms the Renters' Rights Act starts May 1, 2026, ending Section 21 evictions. Discover what the new tenant protections mean for you.
Lords: Hybrid Work Can Help Disabled People into Jobs
A House of Lords committee urges the government to promote hybrid working in back-to-work initiatives to help disabled people and carers access employment. Discover how flexibility could fix Britain's worklessness crisis.
UK Youth Job Crisis: 1 Million Not in Work or Education
Almost a million young Britons are Neet. The government has launched an investigation into this 'crisis of opportunity'. Share your job-hunting experiences.
UK Businesses Accelerate Layoffs Amid AI Surge
British companies are rapidly increasing layoffs as artificial intelligence adoption surges and economic uncertainty grows, with London firms leading the trend.
US Elections: Abortion Rights Hanging in Balance
American voters have spoken in critical state elections that could determine the future of reproductive rights across the nation. The results signal a dramatic political shift with global implications.
UK construction sheds workers at fastest rate in 5 years
Britain's construction sector faces its steepest workforce decline in five years as rising costs and falling demand create a perfect storm for the industry.
Labour's Employment Rights Bill: Unemployment Risk?
As Labour prepares its Employment Rights Bill, business leaders warn of unintended consequences that could stifle job creation and economic growth across Britain.
Graduate pays for interview, starts recruitment campaign
A London graduate's unconventional approach to securing employment - paying a company for an interview opportunity - has evolved into a nationwide movement challenging recruitment practices.
How to Get Hired by AI Recruitment Bots
Discover the secrets to navigating automated hiring systems as AI recruitment transforms the UK job market. Learn which keywords and skills get you noticed by algorithms.
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