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Cameron says he had ‘big economic investment’ in Greensill Capital

Cameron says he had ‘big economic investment’ in Greensill Capital

Cameron says he had ‘big economic investment’ in Greensill Capital

13 May 2021

The former PM gave evidence to MPs over his controversial lobbying of senior Government figures.


Green MSP elected as Holyrood’s new Presiding Officer

Green MSP elected as Holyrood’s new Presiding Officer

Green MSP elected as Holyrood’s new Presiding Officer

13 May 2021

Alison Johnstone was elected by MSPs in the chamber on Thursday afternoon.


MI5 could not have prevented Fishmongers’ Hall terror attack, inquest told

MI5 could not have prevented Fishmongers’ Hall terror attack, inquest told

MI5 could not have prevented Fishmongers’ Hall terror attack, inquest told

13 May 2021

A senior officer said a review of the incident involving Usman Khan concluded MI5 ‘could not have taken any action or materially changed the outcome’.


New PCC warns of spike in alcohol-related crimes as lockdown eases

New PCC warns of spike in alcohol-related crimes as lockdown eases

New PCC warns of spike in alcohol-related crimes as lockdown eases

13 May 2021

Donna Jones met with Hampshire police Chief Constable Olivia Pinkney in Winchester.


Terrorist wrote play foretelling elements of Fishmongers’ Hall attack

Terrorist wrote play foretelling elements of Fishmongers’ Hall attack

Terrorist wrote play foretelling elements of Fishmongers’ Hall attack

13 May 2021

The script, entitled Drive North, was written while 28-year-old Usman Khan was serving eight years for planning a terror training camp.


Prime Minister’s letter to Ballymurphy families ‘unacceptable’

Prime Minister’s letter to Ballymurphy families ‘unacceptable’

Prime Minister’s letter to Ballymurphy families ‘unacceptable’

13 May 2021

Boris Johnson’s letter acknowledged the 1971 events should never have happened but victims’ relatives questioned the wording.


Scottish Tory leader brands SNP MP ‘poor and inept’ in Commons committee spat

Scottish Tory leader brands SNP MP ‘poor and inept’ in Commons committee spat

Scottish Tory leader brands SNP MP ‘poor and inept’ in Commons committee spat

13 May 2021

Douglas Ross and Pete Wishart traded insults as MPs questioned the Scottish Secretary.


Alison Johnstone: A look at the career of Holyrood’s new Presiding Officer

Alison Johnstone: A look at the career of Holyrood’s new Presiding Officer

Alison Johnstone: A look at the career of Holyrood’s new Presiding Officer

13 May 2021

The Scottish Green is known for her campaigns to better protest Scotland’s wildlife.


Royal Albert Hall musicians perform singalong concert for care home residents

Royal Albert Hall musicians perform singalong concert for care home residents

Royal Albert Hall musicians perform singalong concert for care home residents

13 May 2021

The venue’s in-house group, Albert’s Band, played to 24 residents at Compton Lodge in Swiss Cottage, north-west London.


Forensic experts begin work at cafe linked to Fred West

Forensic experts begin work at cafe linked to Fred West

Forensic experts begin work at cafe linked to Fred West

13 May 2021

Three forensic archaeologists have attended the Clean Plate cafe in Gloucester, in connection with the disappearance of 15-year-old Mary Bastholm.


Home Office launches EU settlement scheme campaign as deadline approaches

Home Office launches EU settlement scheme campaign as deadline approaches

Home Office launches EU settlement scheme campaign as deadline approaches

13 May 2021

The initiative was launched on the same day that immigration enforcement action led to a protest in Glasgow.


Fraud and error in Britain’s benefits system hits record £8.4bn

Fraud and error in Britain’s benefits system hits record £8.4bn

Fraud and error in Britain’s benefits system hits record £8.4bn

13 May 2021

The Department for Work and Pensions estimates that 3.9% of benefit spending was overpaid during 2020-21.


O2 staff handed £2,000 bonus in May

O2 staff handed £2,000 bonus in May

O2 staff handed £2,000 bonus in May

13 May 2021

All staff who joined before July last year, apart from some senior managers, will get the bonus.


Call for longer school days as part of £13.5bn education recovery package

Call for longer school days as part of £13.5bn education recovery package

Call for longer school days as part of £13.5bn education recovery package

13 May 2021

Ministers should allow some pupils to retake the year due to significant learning loss, a think tank said.


Greens MSP emerges as only candidate for Holyrood’s Presiding Officer

Greens MSP emerges as only candidate for Holyrood’s Presiding Officer

Greens MSP emerges as only candidate for Holyrood’s Presiding Officer

13 May 2021

MSPs were sworn into office on Thursday.


Greensill Capital: Exploring the Cameron lobbying row

Greensill Capital: Exploring the Cameron lobbying row

Greensill Capital: Exploring the Cameron lobbying row

13 May 2021

The former prime minister will appear before back-to-back hearings by the Commons Treasury and Public Accounts committees on Thursday.


Kellogg’s pledges to slash salt and sugar in children’s cereals by end of 2022

Kellogg’s pledges to slash salt and sugar in children’s cereals by end of 2022

Kellogg’s pledges to slash salt and sugar in children’s cereals by end of 2022

13 May 2021

The British firm said it will cut sugar content by 10% and salt by 20% as part of a decade-long plan to make its products healthier.


Harry: I want to break the cycle of pain and suffering for my own children

Harry: I want to break the cycle of pain and suffering for my own children

Harry: I want to break the cycle of pain and suffering for my own children

13 May 2021

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expecting a daughter this year.


Half of students rated as ‘disadvantaged’ not from low-income background – study

Half of students rated as ‘disadvantaged’ not from low-income background – study

Half of students rated as ‘disadvantaged’ not from low-income background – study

13 May 2021

The Sutton Trust is calling for universities to have access to data on free school meal eligibility to make admissions fairer.


Think tanks urge Government to increase Covid self-isolation support

Think tanks urge Government to increase Covid self-isolation support

Think tanks urge Government to increase Covid self-isolation support

13 May 2021

Nuffield Trust and the Resolution Foundation have proposed a modified version of the job retention scheme for those forced to self-isolate.


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