Author: News Desk

PMQs LIVE – Deputies face off as PM and Starmer absent for Boothroyd funeral Today’s PMQs will see deputy PM Dominic Raab face off with Labour’s deputy Angela Rayner, as neither the PM or leader of the opposition are available. What time is Prime Minister’s Questions today? As usual, PMQs starts at midday from the House of Commons. It’ll last around 30 minutes and can be watched via live stream on the UK Parliament YouTube channel. Who will be at the dispatch box today? Wednesday 29 March 2023 session will see the deputies step up to the dispatch boxes. Deputy…

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Nashville shooter sent a former classmate messages moments before attack The Nashville school shooter Audrey Hale reportedly messaged former classmate Averianna Patton before carrying out the shooting that killed 6.  Patton received a message on Instagram from Hale on Monday morning, expressing feelings of depression and desperation and told Patton something tragic was going to happen and that she would be on the news later. Concerned, Patton immediately called the local sheriff’s office, believing it was a mental health issue.  However, within minutes, Hale attacked The Covenant School, killing three nine-year-old pupils and three staff members.  Police later reviewed the…

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UK asylum plans: Barges and ex-bases set to be used to house migrants On Wednesday, the UK government is expected to announce plans to move away from using hotels to house migrants and instead accommodate them in ferries, barges, and ex-military bases. Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick is expected to reveal that ex-military sites in Lincolnshire and Essex have already been secured to house people arriving through unauthorised means. The RAF Scampton site in Lincolnshire will also be used for the same purpose. The government is considering using disused cruise ships, empty holiday parks, and former student halls as alternatives to…

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Public satisfaction with NHS drops to record low A new survey shows public satisfaction with the NHS has reached an all-time low. In 2022, only 29% of respondents reported being satisfied with the NHS, citing concerns over waiting times and staff shortages as the primary reasons for their dissatisfaction. That’s a massive seven-point drop from the previous year and a significant decline from the peak of 70% satisfaction in 2010. The survey, which has been conducted since 1983 and is considered the gold standard for measuring public opinion of the NHS, showed that satisfaction levels for all services, including A&E,…

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