Dame Priti Patel( Image: Phil Harris) Be under no illusion, Starmer is unpicking Brexit. Having

industrialised rapes ”.... A truly national inquiry might unpick how social services, the criminal

by Joanna HofmanThe saying “ too good to be true ” is often used to describe things that appear to have all the answers to the big problems.... These results have made the IPS model seem like the' holy grail' for helping those with mental health needs, and perhaps others, find work.... Second, an employment specialist, who is specially trained for the purpose of finding jobs for those with severe mental health needs, facilitates job offers and works with the individual throughout the process..

industrialised rapes ”.... A truly national inquiry might unpick how social services, the criminal

plans to unpick Brexit by agreeing to hold a UK-EU summit in Britain. Downing Street confirmed the

between prostate cancer and weight has only just started to be unpicked by scientists. The new study

Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf – who, like Gething, heads a semi-autonomous government--comes from a Pakistani Muslim family.... Critics say it could disproportionately target Muslims and limit free speech.A CONTESTED HISTORYBritain’s diversity, and its divisions, are rooted in the country’s imperial past.... About 18% of the population is non-white, and many people have roots in countries the British Empire once ruled, including India, Pakistan and Caribbean nations such as Jamaica. How

GB News host Dan Wootton, 38, took aim at his TV rivals on the BBC during a conversation with Tory MP Andrew Rosindell, 55, about the Romford MP's campaign for the UK's national broadcaster to play the national anthem at the end of each day.... BBC One last played God Save The Queen to round off a day on BBC 1 on October 3 in 1997. Speaking about the BBC, Mr Wootton even alleged the BBC" sneer" at patriotism.He said:" The sad thing about the BBC, because they never used to be like this Andrew,

LONDON( Reuters)-Britain announced new Myanmar sanctions on Thursday, saying it was targeting a key

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