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Inquest findings in SAS shooting of four IRA men referred to prosecutors
A coroner ruled the soldiersâ use of lethal force in the ambush in Clonoe, Co Tyrone, in 1992 was not justified.
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Author: David Young
Met Office extends yellow weather alert for NI amid warning over potential loss of power
The Met Office has confirmed a weather warning in place across parts of Northern Ireland for Friday has been extended.
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Author: Amy Cochrane
Southport victim was âborn to be a starâ, say parents
Couple are fundraising to build a memorial stage and playground at the school where their daughter Alice da Silva Aguiar was a pupil
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Author: Tom McArdle
MPs criticise âwealth-hoardingâ boomers stereotype as ageist
A report from the Commonsâ women and equalities committee says age discrimination is widespread.
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Author: bbc.com
MPs criticise âwealth-hoardingâ boomers stereotype as ageist
A report from the Commonsâ women and equalities committee says age discrimination is widespread.
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Author: @_JennyMcKiernan
Ageism widespread and culturally embedded in UK, MPs warn
There are 11 million people in England and Wales aged 65 or older, including more than half a million who are aged over 90.
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Author: Aine Fox, PA Social Affairs Correspondent
MPs: UK suffers from âpervasive ageismâ and needs a new strategy
A new report from MPs has concluded that the UK has a âpervasively ageist cultureâ in which older people suffer from widespread discrimination
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Author: Oliver Wright, Policy Editor
New strategy and legal protections needed to tackle âpervasively ageist cultureâ, the Women and Equalities Committee says
âWidespreadâ and âculturally embeddedâ ageism requires stronger legal protections against age discrimination and a new cross-Government strategy to address the challenges and opportunities posed by the UKâs ageing population, a new report by the Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) has warned.
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Author: committees.parliament.uk
Ten people injured after ânoxious substanceâ thrown in Costco as police hold teenage suspect
Ten people have reportedly been injured after a ânoxious substanceâ was thrown over customers at Costco in Somerset.
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Author: @dannidewolfe
Ten people injured in âmystery liquidâ rampage in Costco
Ten people have been injured after being sprayed with a homemade âchilli sprayâ during an attack in a Costco store.
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Author: Jordana Seal
Sadiq Khan renews backing for EU youth mobility scheme
London mayor to tell meeting Brexit was a mistake and that mobility scheme would benefit young people and economy
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Author: Guardian staff reporter
Thames Water secures ÂŁ3bn lifeline after court ruling
The UKâs largest water and waste company was set to run out of money by the end of March.
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Author: bbc.com
UK court approves ÂŁ3bn Thames Water loan
Struggling utility to borrow from top-ranked creditors
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Author: Robert Smith
Police search for man who was âdragged down Bury New Roadâ during robbery
Three men wearing black are believed to have targeted the victim
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Author: Stephen Topping
Streeting says âhell of a lotâ still to do after PM says NHS has met its two million extra appointments pledge
Health secretary said he is not doing âvictory lapsâ as Labour says it has met its manifesto promise early
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Author: https://www.theguardian.com/profile/martin-belam,https://www.theguardian.com/profile/deniscampbell
Regional growth and regeneration to be sparked by cash boost for Walesâ critical culture projects
The funding is the latest step in the Plan for Change to deliver economic growth across the country
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Author: Wales Office
âSix out of 10â: Iceland boss and Labour backer grades UK government
Richard Walker laments record so far but welcomes more upbeat tone, planning reforms and move to better EU trading ties
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Author: Jasper Jolly
Wolvesâ reintroduction to Highlands could help native woodlands, says study
Researchers say the animals could keep red deer numbers under control, leading to storage of 1m tonnes of CO2
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Author: Guardian staff reporter
