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Man arrested over ‘relentless’ cyber attack on charity

Man arrested over ‘relentless’ cyber attack on charity

Man arrested over ‘relentless’ cyber attack on charity

17 July 2024

Cheshire Police made the arrest in Carron, Falkirk, early on Monday.


Government plans to pass powers away from Westminster with devolution Bill

Government plans to pass powers away from Westminster with devolution Bill

Government plans to pass powers away from Westminster with devolution Bill

17 July 2024

The new Labour Government is planning to make it easier for local authorities to gain greater powers.


‘Steep rise’ in young adults vaping for longer than six months

‘Steep rise’ in young adults vaping for longer than six months

‘Steep rise’ in young adults vaping for longer than six months

17 July 2024

Researchers also pointed to an increase in the number of people who vape who have never regularly smoked cigarettes.


Drones to deliver defibrillators to treat cardiac arrest patients in trial

Drones to deliver defibrillators to treat cardiac arrest patients in trial

Drones to deliver defibrillators to treat cardiac arrest patients in trial

17 July 2024

The Scottish Ambulance Service is a partner in Project CAELUS, which aims to create a drone-enabled medical logistics network.


Private equity firm plots takeover bid for Telegraph

Private equity firm plots takeover bid for Telegraph

Private equity firm plots takeover bid for Telegraph

17 July 2024

Telegraph Media Group is seeking a buyer after its proposed takeover by an Abu Dhabi-backed fund was blocked by the Government this year.


New Border Security Bill announced in bid to tackle migrant Channel crossings

New Border Security Bill announced in bid to tackle migrant Channel crossings

New Border Security Bill announced in bid to tackle migrant Channel crossings

17 July 2024

The proposed new law would ensure ‘secure and stronger borders and a properly controlled and managed asylum system’, the new Government said.


Former senior Army officer admits disgraceful conduct

Former senior Army officer admits disgraceful conduct

Former senior Army officer admits disgraceful conduct

17 July 2024

Ex-Major General James Roddis appeared at the Bulford Military Court Centre in Salisbury, Wiltshire, on Wednesday via video-link.


Family ‘forgive’ van driver who left boy dying in the road after hitting him

Family ‘forgive’ van driver who left boy dying in the road after hitting him

Family ‘forgive’ van driver who left boy dying in the road after hitting him

17 July 2024

Stewart Powell was given a 14-week suspended sentence at Folkestone Magistrates’ Court over the death of seven-year-old William Brown last December.


King’s Speech at a glance: Which Bills were announced by the Government?

King’s Speech at a glance: Which Bills were announced by the Government?

King’s Speech at a glance: Which Bills were announced by the Government?

17 July 2024

Labour’s legislative programme is focused on improving living standards by driving economic growth.


Bills to overhaul rail and bus services in King’s Speech

Bills to overhaul rail and bus services in King’s Speech

Bills to overhaul rail and bus services in King’s Speech

17 July 2024

Effectively renationalising all train operations was a long-standing pledge for Labour while the party was in opposition.


King’s Speech: Armed forces tsar will be ‘strong, independent champion’

King’s Speech: Armed forces tsar will be ‘strong, independent champion’

King’s Speech: Armed forces tsar will be ‘strong, independent champion’

17 July 2024

Troops deserve to have a ‘strong, independent champion’ with necessary powers to investigate potential problems in service life, the Government said.


Holocaust memorial ‘will rightly sit at heart of democracy by Parliament’

Holocaust memorial ‘will rightly sit at heart of democracy by Parliament’

Holocaust memorial ‘will rightly sit at heart of democracy by Parliament’

17 July 2024

A vow to build the memorial was first made in January 2015, but the plan ran into difficulties over a 1900 law protecting the parkland.


Measures to be brought forward to ‘begin process of repealing Legacy Act’

Measures to be brought forward to ‘begin process of repealing Legacy Act’

Measures to be brought forward to ‘begin process of repealing Legacy Act’

17 July 2024

One of the Labour Government’s first steps will be repealing the policy to offer conditional immunity for Troubles crimes.


Labour powers ahead with plans to turn UK into ‘clean energy superpower’

Labour powers ahead with plans to turn UK into ‘clean energy superpower’

Labour powers ahead with plans to turn UK into ‘clean energy superpower’

17 July 2024

The King’s Speech included Bills to accelerate the deployment of renewables.


Legislation to modernise Mental Health Act unveiled in King’s Speech

Legislation to modernise Mental Health Act unveiled in King’s Speech

Legislation to modernise Mental Health Act unveiled in King’s Speech

17 July 2024

The changes will aim to bring the Act ‘into the 21st century’.


Government pledges to strengthen cybersecurity and boost data services

Government pledges to strengthen cybersecurity and boost data services

Government pledges to strengthen cybersecurity and boost data services

17 July 2024

The new Labour Government used the King’s Speech to lay out plans around cyber resilience and data use.


Hereditary peers to lose seats in House of Lords under new plans

Hereditary peers to lose seats in House of Lords under new plans

Hereditary peers to lose seats in House of Lords under new plans

17 July 2024

Proposed legislation will end what officials called the ‘indefensible’ presence of members of the upper chamber who are there by right of birth.


Campaigners welcome Hillsborough Law which can ‘save and change lives’

Campaigners welcome Hillsborough Law which can ‘save and change lives’

Campaigners welcome Hillsborough Law which can ‘save and change lives’

17 July 2024

Labour said the legislation is ‘part of our wider efforts to create a politics of public service’.


Renters’ Rights Bill ‘will give greater protections and end no-fault evictions’

Renters’ Rights Bill ‘will give greater protections and end no-fault evictions’

Renters’ Rights Bill ‘will give greater protections and end no-fault evictions’

17 July 2024

Sir Keir Starmer said ‘too many people currently live with the threat of insecurity and injustice’ when renting their homes.


King’s Speech: Labour to slash planning red tape to deliver 1.5 million homes

King’s Speech: Labour to slash planning red tape to deliver 1.5 million homes

King’s Speech: Labour to slash planning red tape to deliver 1.5 million homes

17 July 2024

The Government suggested it would consult on ‘how, not if’ development should take place.


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