New update on calls to 'stop repeating’ PIP assessments for all disabled people
“People with genuine disabilities have to repeatedly provide Doctors notes, letters and prescription information (sometimes ...
Works begins on new clinical research centre in Belfast
Work has begun on a new multi-million-pound clinical research centre in Belfast. The £64 million iREACH Health project, which ...
Mapped: The areas of England and Northern Ireland where stamp duty rises will hit hardest
The proportion of first-time buyers in England and Northern Ireland who will need to pay stamp duty will double from April, ...
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Map shows the areas most impacted by alcohol deaths in Northern Ireland
A new map shows the rate of alcohol deaths in different parts of Northern Ireland and which areas are impacted by it the most ...
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Day-by-day, how the state broke down in Northern Ireland, 1969: Workers' Liberty 3/76
News, analysis, debates, publications, events, and more from Workers' Liberty. Workers’ Liberty works to build solidarity through struggle so that the working class can overthrow capitalism. We want ...
Multiple Oxfordshire independent bookshops up for esteemed award
A number of independent bookshops in Oxfordshire are finalists of an esteemed award. Mostly Books on Stert Street in Abingdon ...
Money blog: Britain's favourite banks revealed - and there's a new winner
Welcome back to the Money blog. We've kicked off the week by exploring what it's like to be a teacher - and it's not all lovely long holidays. Elsewhere, a quarter of employers say they're planning to ...
‘Objectively nonsense’: Sovereign citizen ‘pseudo-law’ arguments clogging up Australia’s courts
Just before Christmas, a court in Western Australia heard what should have been an otherwise run-of-the-mill mortgage repossession case.