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Plan to axe 1-in-10 staff at Royal College of Occupational Therapists, which champions workplace wellbeing, dubbed ‘rank hypocrisy’ Staff at a therapists’ trade union are threatening to strike over plans to make one-in-10 of them redundant which have driven many to seek therapy themselves. Workers at the Royal College of Occupational Therapists (RCOT) said they were given just three days to decide whether to accept redundancy or reapply for other jobs on worse terms in a process criticised as “fire and rehire”. Continue reading… Plan to axe 1-in-10 staff at Royal College of Occupational Therapists, which champions workplace wellbeing, dubbed…
Rishi Sunak’s first Prime Minister’s Question appearance saw the SNP’s Ian Blackford face a torrent of dissent from Tory benches after attacking the former Chancellor’s stance on Universal Credit. Rishi Sunak’s first Prime Minister’s Question appearance saw the SNP’s Ian Blackford face a torrent of dissent from Tory benches after attacking the former Chancellor’s stance on Universal Credit.
A barrister representing Melanie Gill on Wednesday told an appeal hearing at the High Court in London that there was a ‘whiff of a witch-hunt’ A barrister representing Melanie Gill on Wednesday told an appeal hearing at the High Court in London that there was a ‘whiff of a witch-hunt’
Ksenia Sobchak, the daughter of late St Petersburg mayor Anatoly Sobchak, has slammed a raid on her property. Ksenia Sobchak, the daughter of late St Petersburg mayor Anatoly Sobchak, has slammed a raid on her property.
The Independent – Voters demand election as Sunak claims mandate Summary of the front page The Independent says Rishi Sunak claimed he held a mandate for power as he stepped into 10 Downing Street to form his new government on Tuesday – but most voters want their say in a general election, exclusive polling shows. The number of signatures on The Independent’s petition for an election now passed 430,000. The front page features an image of Rishi Sunak being applauded into No10. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next
Members of the public have now been invited to vote for the new arrival’s name on the zoo’s Facebook page. Members of the public have now been invited to vote for the new arrival’s name on the zoo’s Facebook page.
Sharon Beales’s son was asked if there was an ‘AED’ nearby but ‘thought she was asking about explosives, IEDs’.
Hair stylists are predicting ‘Barbie blonde’ will be popular, with people taking a leaf out of Margot Robbie’s platinum do for the movie.
A deadline for forming a new powersharing executive lapses on Friday. A deadline for forming a new powersharing executive lapses on Friday.
Metro – Kings can only get better Summary of the front page The Metro reports Prime Minister Rishi Sunak “launched a huge cabinet reshuffle to fix Liz Truss’s mistakes within hours of King Charles formally making him prime minister”. PM Sunak met King Charles III in Buckingham Palace’s 1844 Room on Tuesday as he was formally made prime minister. The front page features a large image of the pair shaking hands, as well as pictures of key figures in the PM’s cabinet reshuffle. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next
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