UK to Name and Shame Minimum Wage Cheats
The government is launching a new 'name and shame' scheme for employers who breach minimum wage laws, protecting 42,000 vulnerable workers. Discover the full Budget details.
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Teens plead not guilty to TfL cyber attack
Two teenagers plead not guilty to a major cyber attack on Transport for London, allegedly causing £39m in losses. A trial is set for June 2025. Read the latest.
Czech train crash injures dozens near Prague
Two passenger trains collided near Ceske Budejovice, injuring dozens. Preliminary reports indicate one train passed a stop signal. Follow for live updates.
Uber sued over AI pay system for drivers
Uber confronts legal demands to halt its AI-driven pay systems accused of slashing driver earnings. Worker Info Exchange alleges GDPR breaches in collective action.
Ministers breach human rights over prisoner segregation
High Court finds UK ministers breached human rights law by segregating a prisoner with known mental health issues for over four months. Read the full ruling details.
Optus fined $826k over mobile security breach
Optus subsidiary Coles Mobile fined $826,320 after scammers exploited weak ID checks, stealing $39,000. NSW also introduces new protest restrictions.
1.3 Billion Passwords Exposed in Historic Cyber Breach
A historic data breach has exposed 1.3 billion passwords and 2 billion email addresses. Check if you're affected and learn how to protect your accounts now.
Man jailed for grabbing Ariana Grande at premiere
Johnson Wen sentenced to nine days in jail for rushing at Ariana Grande at the Wicked: For Good premiere in Singapore. Read the full story of the security breach.
Two arrested over sex noise prank in Commons
Police arrest two men after a mobile phone was found hidden in the House of Commons chamber, intended to disrupt PMQs with sex noises. Discover the security breach details.
Politician falls through priceless stained glass window
Sardinian councillor Emanuele Cani trips, plunging through Mario Sironi's 1932 'Labour Charter' artwork. Watch the shocking footage and discover the history of the destroyed fascist-era piece.
Tate Galleries job applicant data leaked online
Sensitive details of over 100 Tate galleries job applicants exposed in data breach, including addresses and salaries. Discover how it happened and what's being done.
BBC Staff Question Political Appointments to Board
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy confirms BBC charter review will examine political board appointments amid staff concerns over impartiality. Read the latest developments.
Reeves's Income Tax U-turn & Renting Reforms
Chancellor Rachel Reeves abandons income tax rise. Discover the budget shortfall solutions, major rental reforms, and the Ariana Grande security breach. Stay informed in 10 minutes.
MoD failed to prevent Afghan data breaches, MPs say
MPs warn the Ministry of Defence has not done enough to stop further data breaches after a leak jeopardised thousands of Afghans. Read the full report and government response.
Buckingham Palace warden unmasked as neo-Nazi
A former Buckingham Palace warden who guided tours has been exposed as a neo-Nazi extremist working with far-right groups. The revelation raises serious security questions for the Royal Household. Read the full investigation.
UK stops sharing intelligence with US on Caribbean strikes
The UK has suspended some intelligence sharing with the US on suspected drug boats in the Caribbean over concerns US strikes may breach international law. Read the full story.
Tim Davie reveals three reasons for BBC resignation
Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie explains his resignation after leaked memo controversy. Discover the three key factors behind his decision and the internal staff call.
UK Government Sued Over Gaza Evacuation Promises
British fathers take legal action against UK government for failing to evacuate families from Gaza despite promises. Read about the human rights breach and ongoing crisis.
BBC Director-General Tim Davie resigns after Trump edit
Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie addresses staff after resigning over a spliced Trump speech in a Panorama programme. He admits mistakes but urges pride in the BBC's journalism.
NHS trust fined over £500k for patient safety failings
An NHS trust has been fined over £500,000 and a ward manager sentenced following the 2015 suicide of patient Alice Figueiredo. Read the full story on the family's fight for justice.
BBC leadership crisis deepens amid political pressure
The BBC faces a critical juncture as director general Tim Davie and head of news Deborah Turness resign following concerted attacks from right-wing press and political figures. Explore the governance failures and future challenges.
Prison Blunder: Dozens Wrongly Freed
Exclusive investigation reveals how systemic failures led to the mistaken release of prisoners across England and Wales, raising serious questions about public safety and justice system protocols.
Mexican President Sexually Assaulted at Public Event
Shocking incident during presidential event in Mexico City sparks nationwide fury and demands for justice as security forces detain perpetrator.
Brussels lockdown after mysterious drone incursion sparks crisis
European security forces scramble as unidentified drones breach Belgian airspace, forcing Brussels into lockdown and raising alarms across NATO headquarters.
Prison Service in Crisis as Inmates Wrongly Freed
Exclusive investigation reveals shocking prison release errors while Elon Musk dominates word of the year lists. A look at the stories shaping Britain today.
Prison Crisis: Second Inmate Wrongly Freed
England's prison system faces scrutiny after a second dangerous inmate is mistakenly released, exposing critical failures in security protocols and inmate management.
M&S Cyber Attack: Crisis Manageable Says Analysis
Marks & Spencer faces significant cybersecurity challenges, but analysis reveals why the retail giant is better positioned to recover than many competitors.
Second HMP Wandsworth escape sparks police hunt
HMP Wandsworth faces serious scrutiny after two prisoners escape within weeks, raising urgent questions about security failures at the troubled London prison.
Man gropes Mexican President Sheinbaum in security breach
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum was subjected to an unwanted physical approach during a public walkabout, raising serious security concerns about presidential protection protocols.
Foreign prisoner mistakenly freed from Wandsworth Prison
A major security breach at HMP Wandsworth sees a foreign national prisoner accidentally freed during a routine prisoner transfer, sparking urgent police manhunt and government investigation.
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