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Drugs Crisis Inside Prisons Is Systemic Failure Of Health Provision MSPs Warn

Drugs crisis inside prisons is ‘systemic failure of health provision’, MSPs warn The drugs crisis inside Scotland’s prisons is a manifestation of systemic health system failure, a Holyrood committee has said. The Criminal Justice Committee launched an inquiry into the issue last year, taking evidence from prison and health officials, with its final report released

AI Used To Generate Thousands More Child Abuse Videos In 2025 Campaigners Warn

AI used to generate thousands more child abuse videos in 2025, campaigners warn Paedophiles and other criminals used AI to generate thousands more child sexual abuse videos last year, contributing to record levels of the harrowing material found online, campaigners have warned. The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) said its analysts found 3,440 AI-generated videos of

Criminals Detained In Hospitals Could Lose Thousands In Benefits Under Plans

Criminals detained in hospitals could lose thousands in benefits under plans Convicted killers detained in hospitals under court order could lose thousands of pounds a year in benefit payments under new Government plans. While prisoners are banned from claiming state benefits, under the current system serious offenders in hospital could be paid more than £800

Cancellation Of MPs Visit To Bristol School Unacceptable Says Phillipson

Cancellation of MP’s visit to Bristol school ‘unacceptable’, says Phillipson The Education Secretary has said she will not rule out further action following claims a Bristol school “may have been intimidated into cancelling a visit” from their local MP who is Jewish. Damien Egan was reportedly prevented from visiting Bristol Brunel Academy in his Bristol

Robert Jenrick Attacks Tories As Failed Party As He Defects To Reform

Robert Jenrick attacks Tories as ‘failed’ party as he defects to Reform Robert Jenrick has accused the Tories for lacking the “stomach for the radical change this country needs” as he defected to Reform UK after being sacked from Kemi Badenoch’s frontbench. In a scathing attack on the party he said had “failed so badly”,

NHS Waiting List Falls To Lowest Level In Almost Three Years

NHS waiting list falls to lowest level in almost three years The NHS waiting list for hospital treatment has fallen to its lowest level since early 2023, figures show. New data from NHS England shows an estimated 7.31 million planned treatments were waiting to be carried out at the end of November 2025, relating to

Robert Jenrick Sacked By Kemi Badenoch After Plotting To Defect

Robert Jenrick sacked by Kemi Badenoch after ‘plotting to defect’ Kemi Badenoch said she has sacked Robert Jenrick as shadow justice secretary and kicked him out of the party due to “irrefutable evidence that he was plotting in secret to defect in a way designed to be as damaging as possible” to his Conservative colleagues.

Grok Imposes Further Deepfake Restrictions

Grok imposes further deepfake restrictions Elon Musk’s pledge to stop X’s AI chatbot Grok making sexualised images of people is a “vindication for Keir Starmer”, Downing Street sources have said. The company has announced that it had imposed restrictions on “editing images of real people in revealing clothes such as bikinis”. The move followed a

Pregnant Women Losing Jobs Amid Pervasive Culture Of Mistreatment Warns TUC

Pregnant women losing jobs amid ‘pervasive culture of mistreatment’, warns TUC A “pervasive” culture of mistreatment at work is leading to women losing their jobs if they are pregnant or become a parent, according to a report. The TUC said its research suggested that one in seven women who have children or are expecting a

35 Of Students Say Reform Should Be Banned From Speaking At Universities Poll

35% of students say Reform should be banned from speaking at universities – poll More than one in three (35%) undergraduate students say Reform UK should be banned from speaking at events at UK universities, according to a poll. Findings from the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) show two in three (69%) students agree that