It has become almost impossible to reserve a management test on the government website due to the bots in the reservation system, management instructors said to Sky News. The only official way to reserve a practical car driving exam is through the website of the driver and vehicle standards (DVSA). The DVSA launched new test […]
A man has been accused of the murder of a 16 -year -old boy who was stabbed in the neck in Huddersfield. Alfie Franco, 20, appeared before the Court of Magistrates of Leeds on Saturday, said West Yorkshire police. The suspect from Kirkburton in West YorkshireIt is also responsible for having a knife in a […]
Video emerges of aid workers being fired on in Gaza – contradicting Israeli account of deadly attack
Images have emerged from the moment in which 15 help workers were killed in Gaza last month, which shows that their ambulances and fire badges were clearly visible when Israeli troops opened fire on the subject. The bodies of 15 humanitarian workers, eight medications that work for the Palestinian Society Red Medcent Society (PRCS), six […]
Four space tourists have safely returned to Earth after completing a new space route aboard one of Elon Musk’s Spacex capsules. Bitcoin Chun Wang’s tycoon, who rented the Spacex flight, and three others splashed Friday on the southern coast of California, pumping his fists in celebration of the successful trip. After Taking off on MondayIt […]
A Russian serial murderer imprisoned for life for killing 48 people has said he is ready to admit 11 more murders, according to the country’s penitentiary service. Alexander Pichushkin, now 50, attacked his victims, many of them homeless, alcoholic or elderly, around the Bitsevsky Park in Moscow. His massacre lasted between 1992 and 2006, and […]
Democracy Minister Rushanara Ali is planning a “series of new measures” to protect against foreign political interference. Tech billionaire Elon Musk, now adviser to US President Donald Trump, caused some concern in the UK when it was reported he could donate as much as £78m ($100m) to Reform UK through a UK branch of his […]
The world has changed, said the chancellor – and hours later it did, again. It is a phrase that has become a familiar one at Westminster in the last few days and the line used to justify the shift in priorities and spending cuts Rachel Reeves announced in her Spring Statement. When folk in government […]
Treasury minister Darren Jones has apologised after he used the example of pocket money when talking about benefits cuts for disabled people. Jones, who is deputy to Rachel Reeves, was defending welfare cuts on the BBC’s Politics Live after the Spring Statement when he made the gaffe. Government analysis suggests more than three million families […]
There has been some unease in Labour’s ranks over the planned savings in the welfare budget. The government’s newly published assessment of the impact of the changes has increased that anxiety. The contents – with its estimates of increased poverty levels – show that talk of difficult decisions is not mere ministerial sloganeering. While polls suggest tackling […]
The UK will not be “jumping into a trade war” with the US over Donald Trump’s plans to place 25% import taxes on cars entering America, the prime minister has said. The government is trying to avoid tariffs, set to come into effect on 2 April, through “intense negotiations” with US counterparts, Sir Keir Starmer […]