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A new bill by Labour MP Alex McIntyre proposes 10 days of paid leave for domestic abuse victims, aiming to provide safety and support during recovery.

DVLA has issued an urgent reminder about car tax, emphasising that all drivers must renew their tax on time, even if their vehicle is exempt from payment.

Alex neglected his family, started stealing from them, and was about to sell his home without informing his wife to trade cryptocurrencies and bet his holdings at online casinos.

Elon Musk thanked Britain after a poll showed many support his role in UK politics, but concerns have been raised about his ties to far-right ideologies.

A boss's bragging about firing an employee sparked outrage online, highlighting workplace ethics and the power of viral moments in exposing unethical behaviour.

HMRC is cracking down on online sellers. Platforms like Etsy, eBay, and Vinted must now share data on users earning over £1,700 annually.

In 2025, UK drivers will face five new laws, including higher EV taxes, stricter HGV regulations, and increased BiK.

The UK bans puberty blockers for transgender youth due to safety concerns, despite criticism from medical and LGBT+ groups.

Mental health content on TikTok is misleading users and leading youths to self-diagnose instead of seeking professional help.

A four-day workweek in Tokyo aims to support young families and improve work-life balance. Several UK businesses have already adopted said strategy.

Recent studies show scented candles may emit harmful substances that can lead to respiratory problems and cognitive decline.

The UK launch of Dave's Hot Chicken includes the infamous 'Reaper' burger, known for its extreme heat and the waiver customers are required to sign before eating it.

A British man was arrested in Thailand for allegedly raping a 6-year-old girl. UK police identified him through child abuse content on his phone.

Chinese sanitary pad manufacturers face backlash for misleading lengths, raising safety concerns and highlighting ongoing issues of period poverty.

Evan and Stephanie's international romance faces skepticism and criticism, but their love and commitment shine through despite societal challenges.

Jack Letts, a British-Canadian detained in Syria, pleads for repatriation to Canada and denies being an IS member.

The relationship between the late Queen and Meghan Markle evolved from initial warmth to rising tensions and eventual estrangement.

Many Brits intend to fake sick days for Black Friday deals, but research questions the value of available discounts.

Caitlin Walton, who lacks a birth certificate, is unable to work or secure identification, leaving her feeling invisible and unsupported.

The BTP's new strip search policy for transgender officers has sparked backlash, with critics citing potential violations of women's rights and concerns over degrading treatment.

A UK veterinarian tragically died by suicide, citing emotional distress from wealthy clients unnecessarily euthanising their pets despite having the means to afford proper treatment.

Unlike well-established platforms, newer casinos often seek to differentiate themselves with fresh designs, innovative gameplay, and appealing welcome offers.

Hayley Dowell's grieving family questions her consent for a triple surgery in Turkey. Meanwhile, concerns over patient safety and inadequate aftercare in Turkish cosmetic clinics continue to rise.

Maggie Habashy's allergy to physical activity forces her to avoid workouts, as even light exercise can trigger severe allergic reactions.

The Australian legislation could set a global precedent as other countries consider measures to regulate children's social media use.

London Underground drivers received a deal amid ongoing strikes. The proposal includes a 4.5% raise and improved working conditions.

Junior lawyers face intense pressure from rising salaries and demanding hours, prompting concerns about work-life balance and mental health.

Barking and Dagenham council has introduced fines for catcalling and wolf-whistling following community feedback and alarming statistics on harassment.

A UK pilot program is testing a four-day workweek for 1,000 workers, aiming to improve work-life balance and productivity. Previous trials showed reduced burnout and increased employee retention.

Air fryers, once a kitchen darling, are now under scrutiny. Recent reports suggest these popular appliances may listen to users and send data to China.