Teachers Awarded £15m for School Injuries and Violence
UK school staff, including a teacher sickened by rats and another hit by a toaster, received £15m in compensation. NASUWT union reveals details amid rising violence concerns.
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German Cannabis Legalization: Two Years Later, Debate Rages
Two years after Germany legalized recreational cannabis, experts remain divided. New research shows legal consumption rising while youth use declines, but critics warn of health risks and persistent black markets.
Reform Candidate's Book Sales Debunked: Publishing Hype Exposed
Matt Goodwin's self-published book 'Suicide of a Nation' claims to be a bestseller, but official sales figures reveal a different story. Analysis compares it to Liz Truss and Prince Harry's books.
Polanski Woos Trade Unions to Switch Funding from Labour to Greens
Green Party leader Zack Polanski launches a charm offensive with trade unions, aiming to redirect funding from Labour as membership surges and polling improves.
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Social Media Ban for Under-16s Sparks 'Moral Panic' Debate
Readers clash over proposals to ban social media for under-16s, with some dismissing it as historical moral panic while others link tech to societal division and economic woes.
Childminders: Overlooked Solution to Childcare Crisis
Brett Wigdortz argues that focusing solely on nurseries disadvantages low-income families, while childminders offer flexible, affordable care in deprived communities.
Moira Deeming's Preselection Bid Sparks Liberal Party Turmoil
The Victorian Liberal Party faces internal conflict as Moira Deeming seeks preselection, highlighting deep divisions over her controversial expulsion and future direction.
UK Bans Crypto Donations, Caps Overseas Donor Funds
New UK rules banning cryptocurrency donations to political parties and capping contributions from Britons living abroad take immediate effect today under retrospective legislation.
Farage's Cameo Videos Link to Online Far-Right Meme Culture
An investigation reveals how Nigel Farage's paid Cameo videos employ racist memes and extremist references, connecting his political messaging to far-right online subcultures.
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Childcare Costs Drop 39% in England, But Inequalities Remain
Full-time childcare costs for under-twos in England have fallen 39% due to government funding, but gaps in access and eligibility leave the most deprived children behind, highlighting ongoing challenges in early years education.
Green Party Leader Zack Polanski Clashes with Editor
Green Party leader Zack Polanski responds to criticism from an editor who labels the party's economic policies as dangerous and ruinous, sparking a heated debate on social media.
Teacher Banned for 'Deploy the Navy' Comments on Migrants
A PE teacher from Darlington has been permanently barred from teaching after posting offensive remarks about migrants on social media, including advocating military action against small boats.
Greens Prioritise Wellbeing Over GDP Growth in New Economic Plan
Zack Polanski, leader of the Green Party in England and Wales, advocates for shifting economic policy from GDP targets to focus on mental health, community cohesion, and public services, criticising current growth models as flawed.
Polanski: UK Basics Sold for Profit, Calls for Economic Overhaul
Green Party leader Zack Polanski delivers his biggest policy speech, criticising decades of privatisation and proposing measures like energy support and water re-nationalisation to tackle the cost of living crisis.
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Green Party Membership Triples, Sparking Internal Evolution
The Green Party's membership has surged from 66,000 to 215,000, bringing new energy and cultural shifts as it adapts to rapid growth and a flood of new activists.
Unite Cuts Labour Funding Over Birmingham Bin Strike
Unite, one of Britain's largest trade unions, announces a 40% reduction in membership fees to Labour, totaling £580,000, citing frustration over the Birmingham bin strike and questioning Labour's commitment to workers.
Green Party Policies Pose Serious Threat to British Economy
The Green Party's surge in popularity masks a dangerous policy platform that could devastate Britain's economy through wealth taxes, housing restrictions, and open borders, warns policy experts.
MPs Vote Down Social Media Ban for Under-16s
The UK Parliament has voted against banning under-16s from social media, with the government opting for a consultation instead. Critics accuse ministers of delay while supporters warn of unintended consequences.
IWD: Commercialization and Misogyny Spark Global Debate
International Women's Day faces criticism for corporate exploitation amid growing threats from misogyny and Christian nationalism, as highlighted in a feminist sermon and global trends.
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Farage Invests in Kwarteng's Bitcoin Firm, Boosting Reform UK Crypto Links
Nigel Farage has invested £215,000 in Kwasi Kwarteng's bitcoin company Stack BTC, as Reform UK deepens its connections with the cryptocurrency sector, backed by £12m from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne.
Green Party Wave Predicted After Byelection Victory
Political analysts forecast a significant Green Party surge in upcoming local elections, following a recent byelection win that signals growing public support for environmental policies.
Australian Liberal Party Adopts Gender Quotas for Women
The Australian Liberal Party has approved gender quotas to increase female representation in parliament, marking a significant shift in its approach to diversity and inclusion.
Prescott's Son Joins Greens, Party Overtakes Labour
David Prescott, son of former Labour deputy PM John Prescott, has joined the Green Party, revealed by Sky News. This comes as the Greens overtake Labour in a YouGov poll, highlighting a shift in progressive voter support.
Third Way Democrats Face Electoral Challenges
Moderate Democrats in the Third Way faction are navigating electoral hurdles as the party's ideological landscape evolves, with implications for upcoming elections.
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Teachers' Union Calls for Ban on 3G Pitches Over Cancer Fears
NASUWT and other major teachers' unions are calling for a ban on artificial football pitches containing rubber crumb infill, citing exposure to carcinogenic chemicals and heavy metals.
Greens Overtake Labour in Sensational Poll, Close Gap with Reform UK
The Green Party has leapfrogged Labour into second place in a YouGov poll, rising to 21% support. They now lead among voters under 50 and are just two points behind Reform UK.
Green Party Hits 200,000 Members After Byelection Victory
The Green Party's membership has tripled to over 200,000 following its Gorton and Denton byelection win, challenging Labour's progressive base and reshaping UK politics.
One Nation's Pauline Hanson Warns on Australian Politics
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party has issued a stark warning about the state of Australian politics, highlighting growing public discontent and calling for major reforms to address national challenges.
Green Party Wins Historic Gorton Denton Byelection
The Green Party has secured a landmark win in the Gorton Denton byelection, marking a significant shift in British politics with implications for major parties.
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Labour's SEND and Student Loan Changes: Backfire Risk?
Labour's reforms to special educational needs provision and student loan payments face scrutiny as families and graduates voice concerns. Analysis explores potential impacts on schools and government response.
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