Politics
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Cabinet Office staff accused of bullying and racism in leaked report
One-in-ten Cabinet Office staff experienced bullying or harassment, according to leaks seen by the BBC. Source link
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Iconic Winston Churchill photo vanishes from Canada hotel
Photographer Yousuf Karsh famously plucked a cigar from Churchill’s mouth to capture the famous image. Source link
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Channel migrants: Almost 1,300 migrants cross Channel in new record
So far this month 6,168 people have made the crossing in small boats, compared to 3,683 in July. Source link
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Disabled need more help, charities tell Truss and Sunak
Fifty charities join forces to ask the next PM for more help with the cost of living crisis. Source link
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Plaid Cymru councillor suspended for ‘anti-English’ gun photo
The Welsh Liberal Democrats, which had earlier called on Plaid to suspend the councillor, added: “Whether or not it was…
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Disabled to get cost of living £150 from September
Up to six million people with extra costs will receive the additional cash sum, amid rising prices. Source link
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Energy crisis: UK expands gas emergency exercise ahead of winter
“Their short-sightedness has been staggering – from closing our gas storage facilities, to failing to insulate houses and cut bills,…
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UK spy agencies accused of tip-off that led to torture
Jagtar Singh Johal, a Sikh activist from Scotland, was seized by Indian police in 2017 and remains in jail. Source…
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Postal voters urged to re-register after cyber attack
Gloucester council has been unable to recover postal vote applications since December’s cyber hack. Source link
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£1,120 for civil servant pottery classes, revealed by data
Labour says the disclosure, in a document naming civil servants, constitutes a data breach. Source link
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