What the papers say – September 19
The latest wave of explosions in Lebanon dominate the front pages of Thursday’s newspapers. Exploding walkie-talkies which ...
Four police officers under investigation after two women killed by predator
Carl Cooper, 66, was jailed for life for the murders of Naomi Hunte, 41, and Fiona Holm, 48, who had both complained to ...
Study finds most and least affordable cities for renters outside London
Rightmove found a gap of more than £1,500 per month between the most and least affordable cities in which to rent.
Many people don’t realise upskirting is a crime, says senior officer
City of London Police Detective Superintendent Kate MacLeod said the public should be aware of the severity of the offence.
Young motorists account for 38% of dangerous driving endorsements – study
Road safety charity IAM RoadSmart called for restrictions to be imposed on new drivers through graduated driving licensing.
Take action to avoid poor maternity care becoming normalised, watchdog warns
Poor quality NHS maternity care will become “normalised” if action is not taken, according to the healthcare watchdog.
Scientists store human genome on crystal which can last billions of years
The University of Southampton team hopes the data could be used to bring humans back from extinction in the future.
UK housing market ‘grappling with lack of affordable, secure and suitable homes’
The UK’s housing market has a lack of affordable and suitable homes and strong action is needed to support first-time buyers, ...
Taoiseach to meet with gardai and regulators over online safety
Gardai are to brief the Government on challenges in the online safety space during a summit on Thursday. Taoiseach Simon ...
Government to consult on new laws to clamp down on late payments to small firms
Small businesses have long been calling for rules to clamp down on late payments of invoices, the Labour Government said. It refers to when another business is late paying for goods or a service, and ...