Food Industry Workers Say They Are Not Paid Enough To Afford Basics Report
Many workers in the food industry believe their wages are insufficient to meet basic needs such as food and energy, according to a new report..
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NHS Services Up And Running This Weekend As Doctors Enter Final Days Of Strike
Officials have urged people to come forward for NHS care as normal as services “remain up and running this weekend” as resident doctors enter the final 48 hours of their five-day strike..
Read MoreHelen Mirren Hails Fantastic Cello Restoration On The Repair Shop
Dame Helen Mirren has praised the “fantastic” restoration of a beloved cello dating back to the Second World War, in a first look at the upcoming Christmas special of The Repair Shop..
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CONGESTION WARNING AS FESTIVE TRAVEL SET TO PEAK TODAY
Traffic in the run-up to Christmas is expected to peak today with about 24.4 million cars expected on the UK’s roads..
Read MoreBlack Holes To Be Shown In Action In First 3D Movies Created Using AI
A multimillion-pound research project will see some of the world’s leading experts use artificial intelligence to create the first-ever 3D movies of black holes..
Read MoreIdris Elba Waxwork Unveiled At Madame Tussauds London
Actor Idris Elba has said it is “surreal” to have his likeness made into a waxwork at Madame Tussauds in London..
Read MoreTwo Out Of Three Ambulance Workers Fear Being Attacked Over Festive Season
Two out of three ambulance workers fear being attacked doing their job over the festive season, according to a new report..
Read MoreChildrens Tsar Urges Parents To Ditch Their Phones During Festive Family Time
Parents should lead by example and get off their phones this Christmas when spending time with family, England’s Children’s Commissioner has said..
Read MoreAlan Cumming Excited To Be Announced As Bafta Film Awards Host
Scottish actor Alan Cumming has been announced as the host of the 2026 Bafta film awards..
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Schools To Teach About Healthy Relationships To Tackle Violence Against Girls
All secondary schools in England will have to teach students about healthy relationships to tackle misogyny as Sir Keir Starmer said too often toxic ideas are “going unchallenged”..
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