Senior doctors asked about prospect of industrial action amid row over pay Doctors in England were given a 4% pay uplift this year. The Independent UK · Jun 19, 2025
"There was this huge existential threat of what it meant for the world of songwriting”: Thinking Out Loud plagiarism case is finally dismissed and Ed Sheeran’s co-writer breathes a sigh of relief “It was incredibly frightening” says Amy Wadge MusicRadar · Jun 18, 2025
Ed Sheeran Copyright Case Dismissed: Supreme Court Sides with Singer in 'Let's Get It On' Marvin Gaye Legal Fight The Supreme Court's refusal to hear the case ends claims that Sheeran copied Marvin Gaye's hit. Lower court rulings in his favour now stand. International Business Times UK · Jun 17, 2025
MP repeats calls for inquiry into British role in 1984 storming of Golden Temple Speaking in the House of Commons, Warinder Juss pressed for an ‘independent, judge-led public inquiry, to get to the bottom of what happened’. Evening Standard · Jun 5, 2025
Resident doctors warn of ‘immensely disruptive’ potential co-ordinated strikes The physicians formerly known as junior doctors are being balloted in England for strike action. Evening Standard · Jun 1, 2025
Simon Mann obituary Mercenary jailed for his part in an attempt to overthrow the president of Equatorial Guinea in 2004 The Guardian - UK · May 30, 2025
Gina Rinehart criticises ‘relentless attack’ on Ben Roberts-Smith and media ‘gloating’ Billionaire’s comments come in wake of former SAS soldier losing his appeal against defamation case ruling The Guardian - AU · May 19, 2025
Roberts-Smith faces battle for High Court challenge Disgraced special forces veteran Ben Roberts-Smith's bid to take his legal battle to the High Court will be difficult but not impossible, legal sources say. AAP · May 16, 2025
General accused of failing to report SAS war crimes evidence is made navy chief Royal Navy leader also accused of overseeing denial of resettlement claims made by Afghans who aided UK forces The Guardian - UK · May 15, 2025
‘My husband went surfing and had to take three days off work’ - Over half of Britons fear swimming in UK waters will make them sick Sewage was discharged over half a million times into UK waters in 2024, for around 4.7 million hours The Independent UK · May 14, 2025
UK special forces veterans accuse colleagues of war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan Former personnel describe soldiers exhibiting ‘psychopathic traits’ and executions of handcuffed prisoners The Guardian - UK · May 12, 2025
Simon Mann, mercenary behind failed ‘wonga coup’, dies aged 72 Former SAS officer led a group of 70 who attempted to overthrow Equatorial Guinea’s president The Guardian - UK · May 9, 2025
Quantum AI is becoming a popular interest for many businesses Many businesses are actively exploring quantum AI, but barriers like high costs and limited access to skills are stopping them. TechRadar · May 9, 2025
Warning UK rivers are ‘toxic chemical soup’ as all now plagued by sewage Sewage spilled into our rivers 513,234 times last year for more than 4 million hours The Independent UK · May 4, 2025
AAP · May 3, 2025 Coalition look to pick up pieces after election blowout The search is on for a new Liberal leader after Peter Dutton lost his seat, as the coalition comes to terms with its devastating whitewash at the ballot box.
Evening Standard · Apr 29, 2025 Theo Barklem-Biggs on Dealer's Choice, SAS Rogue Heroes and masculinity Theo Barklem-Biggs is best known for SAS Rogue Heroes and talks to us about taking on more extremes of masculine behaviour in a new production of Dealer’s Choice at the Donmar
The Guardian - UK · Apr 24, 2025 Trevor Lock obituary Policeman who was awarded the George Medal for his ‘outstanding courage, sustained bravery and devotion to duty’ during the 1980 Iranian embassy siege
The Guardian - AU · Apr 24, 2025 Liberal candidates using military uniforms in election campaign ads despite repeated pleas from defence department Department remains concerned over ads depicting candidates in military fatigues jumping from planes, serving on tour and holding rifles
The Independent UK · Apr 23, 2025 Heart attack victim died after hour-long wait as ambulance service ‘did nothing’ The ambulance service ‘lost sight’ of the patient in its system, inquiry finds
Evening Standard · Apr 23, 2025 Heart attack victim died after ambulance service ‘did nothing’ for an hour Graham Anderson, 59, died in May 2020 after falling ill at his office in Grangemouth.
The Independent UK · Apr 21, 2025 Shocking state of Britain’s waters revealed as bathing spots with potentially deadly bacteria double Surge in coastlines, rivers and lakes with unsafe levels of E coli and intestinal enterococci due to sewage spills
The Fashion Central · Apr 21, 2025 Keir Starmer Under Fire for 'Witch Hunt' Against UK Veterans of the Troubles Fury Erupts as Veterans Warn Labour’s Legacy Act Repeal Could Spark ‘Witch-Hunt’ of British Soldiers
The Independent UK · Apr 18, 2025 Alfie Allen on Dealer’s Choice: ‘Maybe when it was written, men would just bury things and move on’ INTERVIEW: As he prepares to play a poker-loving ladies’ man in the Donmar’s revival of Patrick Marber’s Nineties classic ‘Dealer’s Choice’, Alfie Allen talks to Phil Harrison about male friendship, doing justice to his parts and shooting in the desert
The Independent UK · Apr 15, 2025 ‘I needed heart surgery after swimming in polluted water’: Health warning as sewage spills reach decade-high As a result of sewage pollution, 331 people have seen a doctor with chest infections and gastroenteritis and some were hospitalised
The Independent UK · Apr 15, 2025 Water pollution across UK surged by nearly a third and highest in decade Only a third of survey respondents believe their supplier will take the necessary steps to address water pollution