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Home Office has struggled to deal with crises, says Shabana Mahmood

Home Office has struggled to deal with crises, says Shabana Mahmood

The Home Office is reportedly facing significant challenges, with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood stating that it is “not yet fit for purpose.” Mahmood, who assumed leadership of the department last month, highlighted various issues, including difficulties with contract procurement and retaining senior staff. She emphasized her commitment to addressing these challenges while overseeing a police […]

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Sports kit recycling to help struggling families in Jersey

Sports kit recycling to help struggling families in Jersey

A new sports kit recycling initiative has been launched in Jersey to support families facing financial challenges, particularly in light of rising living costs. This project, created by Jersey Sport in collaboration with the social enterprise Acorn, aims to provide affordable sports gear for children, preventing them from missing out on sporting activities. The initiative

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The AI job cuts are here

The AI job cuts are here

Amazon recently announced plans to reduce its corporate workforce by approximately 14,000 positions. This decision has reignited concerns surrounding the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on employment, as it aligns with a trend among several U.S. companies attributing job cuts to advancements in AI technologies. Some analysts have questioned whether AI is the sole cause

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Air traffic controllers receive $0 paychecks as government shutdown stretches | US federal government shutdown 2025

Air traffic controllers receive $0 paychecks as government shutdown stretches | US federal government shutdown 2025

Air traffic controllers and Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees have missed their first paychecks as the federal government shutdown continues into its fourth week. Despite being deemed essential workers, they are required to continue working without pay. Nearly 11,000 air traffic controllers received a $0 paycheck recently, amounting to two weeks of unpaid labor. Transportation

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Too many want to do Britain down – Labour will defy the doomsayers and beat the forecasts | Rachel Reeves

Too many want to do Britain down – Labour will defy the doomsayers and beat the forecasts | Rachel Reeves

In anticipation of the upcoming budget next month, UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves expressed a belief that the core of Britain’s economy remains robust despite existing challenges. Since the election, there have been five interest rate cuts, the establishment of three trade agreements with major economies, and an increase in wages that outpaces inflation. Significant foreign

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Britain can defy gloomy economic forecasts, says Rachel Reeves | Rachel Reeves

Britain can defy gloomy economic forecasts, says Rachel Reeves | Rachel Reeves

Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, expressed confidence that the UK can overcome negative economic forecasts despite a prediction from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) indicating a £20 billion budgetary gap due to a projected decline in productivity. Reeves stated her intention to challenge these forecasts, which could complicate her adherence to a

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Children from Belfast low income families to be given free tuition

Children from Belfast low income families to be given free tuition

A new educational initiative in Belfast is set to provide free transfer test tuition for children from low-income families. The Foodstock Education and Empowerment Centre aims to improve educational outcomes for those from disadvantaged backgrounds by offering complimentary high-quality tuition and wellbeing support for primary school pupils in years six and seven. The launch of

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The Guardian view on state failure: Britain’s crisis is not just one of investment, but also of upkeep | Editorial

The Guardian view on state failure: Britain’s crisis is not just one of investment, but also of upkeep | Editorial

The accidental release of Hadush Kebatu, who was incarcerated for sexual assault and set to be deported from HMP Chelmsford, has highlighted ongoing issues within the British public services, particularly in the justice system. Critics suggest this incident reflects systemic failures that result from a lack of adequate resources and planning within state institutions. Recent

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