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Labour’s Shadow Health Secretary Jonathan Ashworth joined MP’s from all sides, as well as medical bodies and scientists rounding on the government for pulling out of the European nuclear body Euratom as part of its chaotic Brexit plans. The Royal College of Radiologists today warned that ‘thousands’ of cancer patients face delays to their treatment as leaving Euratom 'threatens supply of key cancer treatment material,’ as radioactive isotopes that decay quickly need to flow freely from Europe. The Labour frontbencher...

G4S the security multinational that is still facing what may be one of the biggest criminal fraud investigations in British history has been offered a £25m contract by the Ministry of Justice. The ministry has confirmed the contract to supply tagging equipment despite the firm facing an ongoing Serious Fraud Office probe for the tagging contract they overcharged the taxpayer on when Theresa May was Home Secretary. G4S and Serco - another multinational with lucrative Home Office contracts -  were...

The charred remains of Grenfell Tower remains dominant in the landscape, a bleak memorial to some 80 residents who burnt to death when the apartment caught fire nearly a month ago, July 11 2017. The charred remains of Grenfell Tower remains dominant in the landscape. The charred remains of Grenfell Tower remains dominant in the landscape. The charred remains of Grenfell Tower remains dominant in the landscape The charred remains of Grenfell Tower remains dominant in the landscape  

The GMB Union responded to the 'disappointing' Taylor Review as the report was published today. While the union welcomed recommendations such as scrapping the long despised Swedish Derogation and the acceptance that the Gig Economy isn't working for workers, it challenged the Government to grasp the nettle and tackle the whole of the precarious economy. Matthew Taylor, who was commissioned last year by the Prime Minister to carry out this review, will today publish his 7 principles to achieve “good...

A council-run leisure centre has been blasted for allowing far-right group Britain First to hold a class - teaching members how to fight with KNIVES. The right wing group posted pictures on Facebook of a 'security training day' which also involved learning how to fight with knives and defend themselves - using rulers instead of blades. The podgy middle-aged blokes, most of whom sport closely-cropped haircuts, also learned 'Krav Maga' techniques - a self-defence system developed for the Israel Defense...

A Bupa carer was caught on a family's spy cam verbally abusing a dementia patient before twice spraying an aerosol in her MOUTH, a court heard. She can be seen telling the elderly widow that having Impulse body spray in her mouth was "better than poo" before ordering her to "wash your mouth" with a flannel. Birmingham Magistrates Court saw secret footage of Susan Draper, 43 - who had worked at Perry Locks Care Home in Birmingham for 17 years...

A police officer who tasered an elderly race relations adviser in the face will appear before a court accused of assault. PC Claire Boddie, 47, tasered Avon and Somerset Police's race relations advisor, Judah Adunbi, in an early morning confrontation on January 14. This is the shocking moment Judah Adunbi was tasered in the face by a police officer in Bristol. The grandfather was mistaken for a wanted man and refused to give his name, before he was tasered. His...

An aristocrat accused of offering £,5000 to "accidentally" run over leading Brexit challenger Gina Miller in a series of Facebook post, a court heard (today). Rhodri Philipps, the 4th Viscount St Davids, 50, added she was a "bloody troublesome first generation immigrant" who should be sent back to her "stinking Jungle. He allegeded made the comments on November 7 last year - four days after Ms Miller won a landmark High Court challenge over Brexit. Philipps, also known as Lord...

The Daily Express has lead with twice as many stories about foreigners entering (or attempting to enter) Britain and the EU as the next nearest national newspaper. The paper, which is edited by Hugh Whittow, has already published sixteen front pages this year on the subject, which is twice as much as The Times and over three times more than The Sun. One such title from earlier in the year claimed there would be a rush of a million migrants to the...