Download IPFS The Prime Minister faced intense questioning from MPs at the Liaison Committee regarding controversial welfare reforms and the government’s approach to tackling poverty. The session, marked by pointed exchanges, highlighted growing unease about the direction of policy, particularly its impact on vulnerable groups. Debbie Abrahams, chair of the[Read More…]

Download IPFS As the Government prepares to unveil major reforms to the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system, a coalition of over 130 charities and parent organisations has issued a firm warning against any erosion of the legal rights afforded to vulnerable children. The Disabled Children’s Partnership (DCP) has[Read More…]

Download IPFS Peter Reynolds, 80, and his wife Barbie, 76, a British couple who have lived in Afghanistan for nearly two decades, are enduring harrowing conditions in Taliban custody. Arrested on 1 February in Bamyan province, the couple has been detained without charge for over five months, raising serious concerns[Read More…]

Download IPFS Nearly twenty years on from one of the most tragic missteps in modern British policing, the family of Jean Charles de Menezes continues to grapple with the emotional aftermath of a death that shook public confidence and highlighted deep operational failings. Yet amid the pain, one of his[Read More…]

Download IPFS In a long-overdue step toward justice, the government has announced a series of “substantial changes” to the infected blood compensation scheme, aiming to restore public confidence after decades of scandal and delay. The revised framework comes after sharp criticism from the chair of the public inquiry into the[Read More…]