A suicidal man has been convicted for failing to ensure his car while he was under hospital care for a severe mental health breakdown, sparking renewed criticism of the Single Justice Procedure’s handling of vulnerable individuals. The 26-year-old from Great Yarmouth was prosecuted after the insurance on his 14-year-old BMW[Read More…]

The UK’s financial markets face a critical test as MPs urge the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to uphold stringent listing rules for Shein, the Chinese-founded fast-fashion giant now based in Singapore. In a robust letter from the cross-party Business and Trade Committee, parliamentarians expressed alarm that relaxing disclosure standards to[Read More…]

A manager who lost her job after she accused her employer’s husband of making crude, sexually inappropriate remarks has won her case for unfair dismissal, in a ruling that raises fresh questions about accountability and workplace culture in British companies. Amber Stoter, aged 30 and a mother of three from[Read More…]

Glasgow City Council has spent nearly £8 million in just three months to house homeless residents in hotels and bed and breakfast accommodation, underscoring the growing strain on Scotland’s social safety net and raising questions about how taxpayer money is being used to address persistent housing failures. Freedom of Information[Read More…]