In this issue

March 07, 2023

CBI chief steps aside over claims on conduct

Tony Danker, the boss of the Confederation of British Industry, has stepped aside amid an investigation into complaints about his conduct.

2 mins

Sarah Everard 'could have been saved', says Couzens' victim

Sarah Everard's life \"could have been saved\" if police had acted on reports of Wayne Couzens exposing himself, one of his victims has said.

3 mins

Starmer says knighthood for Stanley Johnson is outrageous

News of the apparent nomination, which was not denied by a spokesperson for Johnson, has prompted anger, with Keir Starmer calling the idea \"absolutely outrageous\".

2 mins

UK Overtakes Canada And Germany To Be One Of World's Most Socially Liberal Nations

The UK has overtaken Canada, Germany and Australia to become one of the world's most socially liberal countries towards divorce and abortion, the latest wave of a global study has revealed.

2 mins

Fears Attenborough would catch bird flu and die during filming

Television producers feared the naturalist David Attenborough could catch bird flu and die during filming for his latest series.

1 min

'Cruel' migration law to be backdated to prevent rush across Channel

Refugees who cross the Channel in small boats from today could face detention and deportation under a proposed migration law that has been branded \"unworkable\" and \"cruel\" by Labour and refugee charities.

2 mins

Tory MPs seek to block Labour's 'unprecedented' hiring of Sue Gray

Senior Conservatives attempted yesterday to stymie Labour's \"unprecedented\" hiring of the outgoing civil servant Sue Gray, amid claims the rules for departing senior officials had been breached.

3 mins

'A Bit Casual' - Concerns Over Informal Tone Of Civil Service Chief's Texts

Former senior civil servants have expressed concern at the cabinet secretary Simon Case's "unprofessional" WhatsApp chats with Matt Hancock during the pandemic.

1 min

'Dishonest' council to blame for tree-felling row, rules inquiry

\"Deluded\" councillors in Sheffield behaved \"dishonestly\" and destroyed public trust by mishandling a dispute over the unnecessary felling of thousands of healthy trees in the city, an independent inquiry has found.

2 mins

Bronson tells public parole hearing: 'I just want to go out and do my art'

Charles Bronson, one of the UK's longest-serving and most notorious prisoners, has told a parole hearing that he is now a \"man of peace\" and just wants to \"go out and do my art\".

1 min

Iran supreme leader calls suspected schoolgirl poisonings 'unforgivable'

\"Authorities should seriously pursue the issue of students' poisoning. This is an unforgivable and big crime ... The perpetrators of this crime should be severely punished,\" said Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. He added there would be no amnesty for those found guilty.

2 mins

Zelenskiy rejects talk of retreat amid intense fighting in Bakhmut

Ukrainian forces continued to defend the besieged city of Bakhmut as the head of Russia's Wagner mercenary force said the position of his troops could be in peril because of their lack of ammunition.

3 mins

Shakib delivers champion's flourish to end England's push for clean sweep

It turned out that for England it was a road to ruin: the dead end came with just under seven overs to go, Bangladesh winning by 50 runs.

3 mins

Djokovic withdraws from Indian Wells over visa row

He will be replaced by Nikoloz Basilashvili.

1 min

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