There Are More Slaves in the World Than Ever - These Countries Have the Most
Modern slavery affects 50 million people, with women and children being the most vulnerable groups.
Shell Wins Appeal in Landmark Climate Case in the Netherlands
The Dutch appeals court overturned a landmark ruling requiring Shell to cut carbon emissions by 45% by 2030, emphasizing government responsibility over corporate accountability.
New Zealand's Leader Formally Apologizes to Survivors of Abuse in State and Church Care
New Zealand's Prime Minister apologized for decades of abuse suffered by children in care systems, calling it a national disgrace.
Park Fire Survivors Stuck in Recovery Limbo as Officials Figure Out What to Do | KQED
Survivors of the Park Fire face uncertainty over recovery funding and assistance.
Lack of clarity on governmental support for fire recovery frustrates affected residents.
Americans over 60 are the fastest growing group of student debtors. That's awful | Gail Gardner
Older Americans are increasingly burdened by student debt, prompting urgent calls for policy change and assistance from the government.
Grenfell inquiry panel member cries reading out damning report on 2017 fire
The Grenfell Tower fire highlighted systemic failures in government and construction safety regarding flammable materials in high-rise buildings.
Suicide rates in England and Wales reach highest level since 1999
Suicide rates in England and Wales hit a two-decade high, necessitating urgent public health action.
Labour should focus on talent to improve UK's cyber posture | Computer Weekly
Cyber security is a crucial aspect of state responsibility, requiring top technical talent for success.
Post Office inquiry: Tory peer says Labour dodged concerns over Horizon for 15 years
Lord Arbuthnot raised concerns to the Labour government about the Post Office scandal 15 years ago, but his plea was ignored.
The Labour government dismissed the responsibility over the faulty Horizon IT system scandal, indicating it was a matter for the Post Office.
Iain Duncan Smith urges ministers to pause carers' fines
The government is urged to halt fines on carers and investigate its own responsibility for overpayments.
There is pressure for the Department for Work and Pensions to review and pause demands on carers for repayments.
Community anger as soulless' housing schemes fail to deliver vital infrastructure
New housing developments often lack promised amenities like GP surgeries, schools, green spaces, and road improvements.
Residents criticize developers, councils, and the government for failing to deliver essential local services on new estates.