Man Admits To Leaving Offensive Voicemails On MP's Office Phone
The 51-year-old man pleaded guilty to three malicious communications offences directed at MP Peter Bone.
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Concern Over Covid Is At Its Lowest
The Office for National Statistics' survey also found a high percentage of adults worry over their increasing costs of living.
Rail Strikes To Disrupt Services on Sunday
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) will walk out for 24 hours, with further weekend stoppages planned until June.
Gambling Addict Teacher Who Killed Himself Was ‘Abused By Parasites’
The verdict was reached after an inquest into the English teachers death was launched in 2017.
Met Police Come Under Fire for Abuse of Power
Following the anniversary of the death of Sarah Everard, the Met Police is facing further investigation over sexual abuse.
UK School Staffing and Curriculum Cutbacks
Local-authority schools suffering cuts in staffing, curriculum and key support services.
Labour's Paulette Hamilton Is Birmingham's First Black MP
The by-election was triggered by the sudden death of Labour MP Jack Dromey, in January, who had held the seat since 2010.
UK Airlines Are Banned from Entering Russian Airspace
This comes after Boris Johnson prohibited the Russian airline, Aeroflot, from entering or exiting UK airspace, "until further notice".
Impartiality Guidance By Department Of Education Gets Criticised
Anti-racism campaigners are hitting back at the impartiality guidance published by the Department of Education.
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Home Office to close Tier 1 Visa
With immediate effect, the Home Secretary has decided to close the Tier 1 Investor visa pathway to all new applications.