Firms urged to sign pledge to support staff affected by miscarriage
The Miscarriage Association wants businesses and organisations to agree to meet its new pregnancy loss standard.
UK News|Sep 5, 2021
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Foreign Secretary heads to Pakistan in bid to help those wanting to flee Taliban
Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs added Mr Raab is scheduled to have ‘interaction at the leadership level’.
UK News|Sep 2, 2021
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Johnson: Taliban must understand need to allow people to leave Afghanistan
The PM said that the Taliban’s hopes of further engagement with the West relied on how they behaved now.
UK News|Sep 2, 2021
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Owner of Geronimo the alpaca calls for Environment Secretary to resign
Helen Macdonald described George Eustice as ‘unfit to hold office’ following the culling of her alpaca.
UK News|Aug 31, 2021
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Owner of Geronimo accuses Government of ‘murdering a perfectly healthy animal’
Defra confirmed on Tuesday afternoon that the alpaca from New Zealand had been culled.
UK News|Aug 31, 2021
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Boy, 16, held on suspicion of murder after assault victim dies
Mehmood Shamshi was found with a serious head injury in Hounslow, west London.
UK News|Aug 31, 2021
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Ex-Marine still working to evacuate 68 more people from Afghanistan
Pen Farthing spoke of the need for less criticism and more action.
UK News|Aug 30, 2021
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‘Unexpectedly high number’ of babies and children passed to troops in Kabul
Viral images have shown babies and young children being handed over to troops, often over walls topped with barbed wire at Kabul airport.
UK News|Aug 25, 2021
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Shops could see Christmas shortages over driver issues, Tesco chairman warns
John Allan said rules should be relaxed to allow for more temporary overseas workers to help solve the current HGV driver shortage.
UK News|Aug 25, 2021
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RAF still to airlift 2,000 people deemed eligible for evacuation out of Kabul
Latest figures from the Minister of Defence put the number of people airlifted out of Afghanistan since the Taliban swept to power at more than 10,000
UK News|Aug 25, 2021
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Food shortages at worse level than I have ever seen, says Co-op boss
Co-operative Group chief executive Steve Murrells said the retailer has significantly reduced its range of some products.
UK News|Aug 25, 2021
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My son did not die in vain, says mother of Royal Marine killed in Afghanistan
Carolyn Hughes said her son Danny Winter and the all the others ‘died heroes’ trying to make the country a better place.
UK News|Aug 16, 2021
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Competition watchdog to probe Central England Co-op funeral deal
The CMA has said it will probe the deal which will see Central England Co-op snap up part of the funerals business of rival, the Midcounties Co-op.
UK News|Aug 16, 2021
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Support offered to those affected by mass shooting in Plymouth
Flags are flying at half-mast in the Devon city and Smeaton’s Tower will be lit on Friday.
UK News|Aug 13, 2021
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Three-quarters of adults comfortable discussing funeral wishes, survey says
Over a third (37%) said that funerals were generally too sombre, according to research carried out after the pandemic broke out.
UK News|Jul 28, 2021
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