Ex-Reform MP Rupert Lowe is being investigated by police over claimed he made ‘verbal threats’ towards a senior party official. Scotland Yard has launched a probe into the 67-year-old politician after a complaint was made about his conduct towards chairman Zia Yusuf. Mr Lowe, the Great Yarmouth MP, was suspended and also accused of bullying on […]
BBC Staff protested outside the university ahead of the meeting outlining job cuts Dundee University is to cut 632 jobs in a bid to address a £35m deficit. Staff were informed of the news by interim principal Shane O’Neill at a meeting in the university, which was also held online. The move represents about 20%
Campaigners have accused St John Ambulance of ‘erasing’ women after issuing official CPR guidance referring to ‘people with breasts’. Gender critical activists say the charity’s online advice on how best to use defibrillators insults women by failing to name them while still using ‘men’ in contrast. St John Ambulance today faced an online backlash as
Kevin Sharkey BBC News NI Dublin reporter EPA US President Donald Trump signed a proclamation last week declaring March “Irish-American Heritage Month” “The nation holds its breath” has become a legendary expression in Ireland. It has nothing to do with high politics or indeed St Patrick’s Day celebrations – rather, it was coined by a
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Fears Donald Trump could hit a ‘kill switch’ that could disable Europe’s fleet of F-35 stealth jets have today been branded ‘disinformation b***cks’ by a British spymaster. Germany is set to become the latest country to receive the American-made fighter jet, the most advanced in the world, having ordered 35 of the warplanes as part
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