Three Tory councillors are facing calls to resign for making ‘abhorrent’ comments about disabled children – with one asking if the rise in cases was down to there being ‘something in the water’.
Warwickshire county councillors Brian Hammersley, Jeff Morgan, and Claire Golby are coming under intense pressure to stand down with a clip of the council meeting going viral and incensing viewers.
Mr Hammersley bizarrely asked if the rise in cases of disabled children in the county was because
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The Supreme Court’s upcoming decision about the most common pharmaceutical used for medication abortions may be just the beginning of the political battle over the drug.
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal of lower-court rulings that would severely reduce access to mifepristone. The Court’s acceptance of the case marked a crucial juncture in the legal maneuvering over the medication.
But however the high court rules, pressure is mounting inside the GOP coalition for the next
Rishi Sunak today formally announced bold plans to ban today’s children from ever being able to buy cigarettes, despite a Tory revolt over his ‘illiberal’ smoke-free ambition.
If the law is eventually given the go ahead, kids born after 2009 will never legally be able to buy tobacco.
The Prime Minister has argued he is building ‘a better future for our children’. Health campaigners, experts and charities have all commended the move, described as the ‘biggest public health intervention in
Multiple British medics are excusing and even celebrating brutal attacks by Hamas terrorists in Israel, MailOnline can reveal today.
Charities are demanding NHS medics who get caught spouting the ‘repugnant’ and ‘sickening’ comments be suspended immediately, saying such extreme views ‘fly in the face of the oaths that they have taken’.
Their calls come after this website exposed a string of abhorrent posts by one medic on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Dr Mennah Elwan mocked terrified festivalgoers fleeing Hamas
A doctor who mocked terrified Israelis fleeing Hamas gunmen is today facing calls to be suspended over her ‘repugnant’ comments.
MailOnline yesterday revealed how Dr Mennah Elwan stated ‘if it was your home, you would stay and fight’ in response to horrifying footage of Palestinian terrorists opening fire on innocent party-goers.
The neurology registrar also claimed ‘there are no civilians in Israel’ in her series of abhorrent posts on X, formerly known as Twitter.
The Campaign Against Antisemitism has now
Akshata Murty made a bold fashion statement as donned a bright £875 ensemble from The Fold during an appearance at the Conservative Party Conference to give a speech about her husband Rishi Sunak.
The Prime Minister’s wife, 43, looks to have swapped out her Samantha Cameron inspired midi dresses for a royal-approved trouser suit – a bold and business-savvy look often seen on the likes of the Princess of Wales and Letizia, Queen of Spain.
The fitted coral suit, which
Rishi Sunak’s bold plan to phase out cigarettes and effectively ban kids born after 2009 from smoking sparked huge backlash today.
The Prime Minster unveiled the New Zealand-esque measure to great fanfare at the Tory party conference in Manchester, arguing it was the ‘right thing to do for our kids’.
If his proposed law is given the go ahead, the age someone can legally buy tobacco will raise from 18 by one year annually.
This will mean anyone 14-years-old and
Rishi Sunak today unveiled bold plans to stamp out the child vaping epidemic and ban kids aged 14 and under from ever legally being able to buy cigarettes.
The proposed law will annually raise the age of legal purchase of tobacco from the current 18 by one additional year every 12 months.
It will see England follow in the footsteps of New Zealand, which last year adopted the same policy for everyone born after 2009. Under the Prime Minister’s proposed
Four in five Brits believe the NHS should receive additional funding, a shock poll has revealed today.
The survey, conducted by Ipsos and The Health Foundation, found that people’s support for the health service has remained unchanged since November last year, despite the cost of living piling pressure on household budgets.
Results also show the sentiment was shared across the political spectrum, among people
