Guardian Front Page 16th of November 2024
The UK’s growing reliance on unhealthy food options significantly impacts the economy, costing an estimated £268 billion annually due to associated healthcare, social, and welfare expenses.
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Thousands of students in England missed out on top marks in their A-levels following the reversal of pandemic-era grade inflation. It adds Education Secretary Gillian Keegan was accused of “adding insult to injury” for suggesting no-one would be interested in pupils’ exam results in 10 years. The Guardian also covers the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) launching a review into its handling of the case of Andrew Malkinson – wrongly jailed for rape – after it twice failed to refer his case to the Court of Appeal.
Guardian Front Page 15th of November 2024
More than 250 unpaid carers may face criminal prosecution due to claims of incorrectly receiving benefit payments, prompting calls for ministers to pause the process that has left many in financial difficulty.
Guardian Front Page 14th of November 2024
According to Human Rights Watch, Israel is using evacuation orders to intentionally and massively displace Palestinian civilians in Gaza, actions described as potential crimes against humanity due to the associated forced displacement and destruction.
Guardian Front Page 12th of November 2024
A historic bill aimed at legalising assisted dying in the UK will include stringent safeguards to prevent misuse and ensure eligibility, addressing concerns about patient protection and coercion.