UK

The National Health Service (NHS) stands at a critical juncture, grappling with unprecedented challenges that have tested its very foundations. Recently, the Health Secretary, Wes Streeting, invoked a sense of collective responsibility by inviting input from the public, healthcare staff, and sector experts to participate in shaping its future via a 10-Year Health Plan. This
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In an unprecedented move to protect its cherished artworks, the National Gallery in London has enacted a ban on almost all liquids, allowing only baby formula, expressed milk, and prescription medications. Effective immediately, this policy shift reflects rising tensions within the cultural sector, where various activist groups have increasingly targeted famous artworks to draw attention
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Recent developments surrounding a significant £1 billion investment pledge by DP World for the London Gateway port lay bare the complexities of government-business relations in the UK. The announcement, pivotal for the country’s economic landscape, faced an unexpected hurdle due to incendiary remarks made by Transport Secretary Louise Haigh. The emerging scenario is emblematic of
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