SNP Pledges National Smartphone Ban in Scottish Schools
First Minister John Swinney promises legislation for a full national ban on smartphones in classrooms if the SNP wins the May Holyrood election, citing distractions from learning.
First Minister John Swinney promises legislation for a full national ban on smartphones in classrooms if the SNP wins the May Holyrood election, citing distractions from learning.
Award-winning military influencer Jonathan Biney is suing the Ministry of Defence for £660,000, alleging systematic bullying by his quartermaster during deployment in Kenya from 2020 to 2022.
Sharon Osbourne confirms attendance at Tommy Robinson's 'Unite The Kingdom' anti-immigration march on May 16th, following a similar rally that drew over 100,000 protesters last September.
A year after the Supreme Court clarified sex definitions in the Equality Act, trans men report increased anxiety, scrutiny in public spaces, and feeling overlooked in public discourse.
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Former sergeant Jonathan Biney, an award-winning Army social media influencer, is suing the Ministry of Defence for £660,000, claiming he was bullied and repeatedly sworn at by his commanding officer while serving in Kenya.
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BBC viewers have limited time to watch the acclaimed 2015 crime drama 'Legend' starring Tom Hardy as the Kray twins before it leaves the streaming platform.
Lebanon has contradicted Donald Trump's announcement of imminent peace talks with Israel, stating no knowledge of such negotiations, while the UN welcomes recent diplomatic efforts.
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Leaked documents reveal UK contingency planning for potential CO2 shortages affecting food supplies due to Iran conflict. Ministers reassure public while preparing for worst-case scenarios.
Government war-gaming reveals potential shortages of chicken, pork, beer and soft drinks due to Middle East disruption of carbon dioxide supplies crucial for slaughterhouses and healthcare.
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A British Airways pilot has been dismissed following allegations he secretly filmed sexual encounters with multiple women and shared the footage without consent, with a police investigation ongoing.
Australia's defence minister announces a significant increase in military spending, citing the Iran war's impact on global security and complex strategic circumstances.
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Labor's Tony Burke criticizes Angus Taylor's immigration policy, accusing it of chasing One Nation votes, while Usman Khawaja calls it discriminatory against Muslims.
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