4 h. ago The Latest: Supreme Court will allow Trump’s plans to downsize the federal workforce to go ahead

The Supreme Court has cleared the way for President Donald Trump’s plans to downsize the federal workforce despite warnings from experts that vital government services will be lost and hundreds of thousands of federal employees will be out of their jobs

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49 h. ago SNP Government accused of 'dereliction of duty' over nuclear power snub

EXCLUSIVE: The GMB union is urging SNP ministers to reconsider a ban on new nuclear power plants to help create thousands of well-paid jobs in Scotland.

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4 d. ago Buy British buses to save 400 Scottish jobs at Alexander Dennis, says MP

EXCLUSIVE: Euan Stainbank said procurement rules needed reform to ensure UK manufacturers were given priority when it came to investing in public transport.

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4 d. ago Sister fights to save vulnerable British teen accused of smuggling kilo of meth to Japan

Sean Stephenson, 18, has been detained in Japan after allegedly being caught with over a kilo of meth - but his family insist he was groomed and coerced by British gang members

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6 d. ago Scotland’s AI transformation is opening up new job opportunities to thousands of workers

The recent announcement that Ravenscraig could soon be home to one of the UK’s largest green AI data centres has raised eyebrows, but it represents a transformative step towards Scotland becoming a major artificial intelligence hub.

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6 d. ago The supreme court is cracking down on judges – and letting Trump run wild | Steven Greenhouse

The justices’ decision limiting judicial injunctions gives a red light to the most effective check on the president’s power grabEver since Donald Trump returned to power, he has carried out an unprecedented assault against the country’s rule of law. But we can be thankful that one group of people – federal district court judges – have bravely stood up to him and his many illegal actions.His excesses include gutting federal agencies, deporting immigrants without due process, seeking to cut thousands of federal jobs despite their legal protections, and ordering an end to birthright citizenship. Intent on upholding the constitution and rule of law, district court judges have issued more than 190 orders blocking or temporarily pausing Trump actions they considered illegal. Their decisions have slowed the US president’s wrecking ball as it demolishes federal agencies, devastates foreign aid, decimates scientific research and demoralizes government employees.Steven Greenhouse is a journal...

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8 d. ago Manchester United secure future of exciting young defender amid European interest

Jayden Ngwashi is an exciting young prospect and he will continue in Man Utd's academy despite interest elsewhere.

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9 d. ago Shiploads of cars ready to set sail for US from UK as trade deal kicks in

Makers of Aston Martins and Range Rovers expect high demand but British farmers say they have been used as collateralShiploads of Minis, Aston Martins and Range Rovers will set sail for the US on Monday as the UK-US trade deal kicks in, but British farmers say they have been used as collateral to save the car industry.Auto shipments across the Atlantic were down more than half in May after Donald Trump’s imposition of a 25% tariff on 3 April on top of an existing 2.5% levy. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Lions who 'survived against all odds' in Ukraine may soon be rescued in UK wildlife park

Yorkshire Wildlife Park is urging the British public to help their mercy mission to save lions from Ukraine

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1 week ago Man Utd finally confirm 'perfect' deal for star after major transfer U

Manchester United have finally reached an agreement to secure Tom Heaton's future as the veteran goalkeeper put pen to paper on a new deal at Old Trafford

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1 week ago Major UK travel announcement could see end of £18billion problem

The governmental body has announced that mobile signal blackspots are set to be a thing of the past on many of Britain's key train routes. This comes after Network Rail, owned by the Government, signed a deal with telecoms firms Neos Networks and Freshwave

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1 week ago Reynolds: Port Talbot plant does not meet US rules to get steel tariff exemption

Negotiations are ongoing to secure the outstanding tariff agreements.

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1 week ago British billpayers saved £300m through energy flexibility in 2024, figures show

Many customers reduced their bills by changing the time or day that they used electricity.

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1 week ago Dramatic moment British woman saved after being lost at sea for five days

A huge search and operation was deployed for missing Brit, Mary Gavin, last Wednesday after she vanished on a rented boat a day before on the island of Formentera near Ibiza

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1 week ago New deal will end many mobile blackspots for rail passengers, Government claims

Passengers often suffer from dropped calls and weak internet connections when travelling by train.

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1 week ago Oscar Bobb determined to secure Man City future at Club World Cup

The 21-year-old has made two substitute appearances in the United States.

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1 week ago Massive high street fashion chain reveals list of 33 stores it is closing with 71 more at risk

The fashion giant has revealed the full list of 33 stores set to be axed under sweeping plans which could put thousands of jobs on the line.

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2 w. ago Amazon to open four UK warehouses worth £40billion after high street deaths

The whopping investment will go towards building new processing centres, creating thousands of jobs in the process, Amazon said as it unveiled its three-year investment plan for its business in the UK.

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2 w. ago Thousands of jobs to be created at Amazon’s new UK warehouses

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer lauded the expansion plans as a "major win" for the UK economy.

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2 w. ago Campaigners look to Historic England to save Black British site Bridge Park in London

Campaigners look to Historic England to save Black British site Bridge Park in London  The Guardian

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