Hundreds of schools are turning to the internet to crowdfund for basic materials such as pencils and glue sticks because of funding pressures, an investigation has found.
The first person in Wales to be given proton therapy on the NHS has said he had never heard of the groundbreaking treatment until after he was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year.
A man has vowed to fight a £75 fine he was issued for walking his dog in an area of a park at a prohibited time on the grounds that the signage was inadequate.
It’s difficult to find time to talk to 37-year-old Liam Seward. He’s currently in the Peak District for the evening and the signal isn’t great. Tomorrow, he’ll be somewhere else – as long as it’s within commuting distance of his office in Sheffield where he works as an assistant manager at a charity.
On the offchance that Charles Moore, the former editor of the Daily Telegraph, is reading this column – unlikely, given my Remainer tendencies – I wonder whether he’d be so kind as to message me with his home address. Charles, I’d like to send you a cheque (I know, so quaint and old-fashioned) for £154.50. This is to cover the cost of your TV licence, and I’d like you to accept this gift in the open-hearted manner in which it is offered.
Jeremy Corbyn grilled Theresa May over cuts to local authoritative spending under the Conservative government, describing them as “vindictive” and “cruel”.
Brexit minister Steve Barclay blamed MPs for handing the EU control of the fate of the United Kingdom, ahead of a summit where Theresa May will ask the European leaders for another extension to the Brexit process.
Brexiter Iain Duncan Smith clashed with Sky News presenter Adam Boulton during a debate on Brexit after his comments about “puffed up politicians” prompted the host to ask him whether this rendered his career a “waste of time.”
A customs and trade expert has torn into Liam Fox’s letter criticising a customs union-style Brexit deal in a Twitter thread pointing out inaccuracies.
Facebook will no longer suggest users invite people on the platform who have died to events or wish them a happy birthday, as part of a series of changes made to how users interact with profiles of the deceased.
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