– Has the IHRC provided any other support to Palestine Action? I note you didn’t answer my question about donations to Palestine Action. – Has the IHRC provided any other support to Palestine Action? We are looking into the finances of Palestine Action in the interests of transparency and accountability. That is why we have come to you out of courtesy to ask whether you are funding Palestine Action.
According to the Times, the UK is considering a ban on alcohol advertising as part of the NHS's ten year plan, with a focus on a shift from reactive to preventative care. The plan is due to be released next week and will apparently include a ban on advertising alcohol, although reportedly a minimum unit price scheme for England along the lines of those in Wales and Scotland has been rejected. Other media appear to be suggesting restrictions along the lines of those being introduced in January for less healthy foods, which include timing restrictions on TV and a complete ban online. The introduction of those rules has already proven challenging, and they have been put back several times. Given that alcohol advertising is already so strictly regulated, we query whether a complete ban is needed or is proportionate, given the government's desire to reduce regulation.
“We are aware the man has been arrested in France for other matters and officers are in contact with the French authorities,” the statement said. The BBC also reported that the man was Mr. Jhaj. Then, Ms. Edzang said, she saw worried-looking members of the park’s staff in front of the hotel. “The girl is 9; we are stopping everything,” one of them said, according to Ms. Edzang. Through one of the hotel windows, she saw the purported bride, wearing white crinoline, being carried by another woman.
Plus, things you can try at home to reduce painPAIN GAME Adults living with chronic pain cite long NHS waiting times among reasons for not getting treatedFOUR in five people living with chronic pain are hiding their condition – held back by stigma, ineffective treatments, and long NHS waiting times, it's been found. The research was commissioned for Curaleaf Clinic’s Pain Unmasked campaign, which aims to expose the hidden realities of living with chronic pain. Dr Simon Erridge, research director at the medical cannabis clinic, said: “With traditional treatments failing many, chronic pain patients are left suffering in silence. It is estimated that close to 28 million people in the UK suffer from chronic pain conditions, and the emotional toll is severe. “Without funding for research and the political will to help medical cannabis patients, progress towards NHS access has stalled.
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Image credit: Formula 1/XAustrian Grand Prix 2025: Full weekend schedule and start timesWhere to watch and stream the Austrian F1 Grand Prix 2025Who are the favourites at the Austrian Grand PrixThe F1 action now moves to the picturesque Red Bull Ring for the Austrian Grand Prix. Set in an idyllic natural bowl in the Styrian mountains, the Red Bull Ring circuit is the home race of Red Bull, and even an air display is planned ahead of the final race. Here is the schedule and streaming information for the upcoming race this weekend.Before the practice sessions for the Austrian Grand Prix begin, there will be an F1 car presentation at the Red Bull Ring at noon. The second free practice session (FP2) will follow in the evening at 5 p.m. local time (8:30 p.m. IST). Last year, it was Mercedes driver George Russell who lifted the winner’s trophy at the race despite Verstappen starting from pole position.
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On Tuesday, July 1 the community at St Joseph’s Catholic High School, Workington, will come together to celebrate the life of one of their own, Roick Curtis, by hosting the school's first-ever ‘colour run’ and raising funds for a charity close to their hearts: the Calvert Trust. Roick, a much-loved student known for his energy, warmth and fun-loving spirit, sadly passed away in February 2025. In honour of his memory, the school wanted to mark the occasion in a way that reflected who Roick truly was – joyful, active, and full of life. “What better way to celebrate Roick than with a colour run?” said headteacher Ian Nevitt. Speaking at the time of his death Mr Nevitt said it was ' impossible to express the impact' that Roick had on the school community at St Joseph's.
Beth Bond, co-owner of The Cottage in the Wood, secured 49th place on the Taylor’s Port UK Top 100 Sommeliers List. The Michelin-starred restaurant, located in Whinlatter Forest, offers both dining and accommodation. Ms Bond said: "I’m thrilled to be included once again in the UK’s Top 100 Sommeliers List. "I love being able to introduce our guests to exciting, carefully curated wines here in our little corner of Cumbria." Charlotte Hey, co-founder of the Top 100 Sommeliers, said: "This annual ranking celebrates the sommeliers who are setting the standard for wine service nationwide."
Tim Shearring has been appointed Design and Brand Director, Times Media. In this new role, Tim will be responsible for developing and managing design principles for Times Media, ensuring consistency across all reading, listening and viewing experiences. His broad experience puts him in a strong position to align the visual output across Times Media brands. Tim will jointly report to Times Media General Manager Tracy Yaverbaun and Head of Digital Edward Roussel. Tim’s expertise will ensure that our products align with the needs of our audience and reflect the values of the Times Media brands.”
The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality 2025, announced by Business in the Community (BITC), The King’s Responsible Business Network, has recognised Sodexo UK & Ireland for the second consecutive year. Now in its 15th year, The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality is the UK’s most high profile and well-established listing of employers that demonstrate progress towards creating more fair and inclusive workplaces. To be included in the Top 50, organisations must show that they are taking action by:Embedding flexible working – proven to lead to a more inclusive working world . Together with EIDA (Employer’s Initiative on Domestic Abuse) and BITC (Business in the Community), Sodexo has supported the formation of a domestic abuse working group which will help further inform its approach. Globally, Sodexo was the first company in its sector to sign a joint intent with the International Union Federation (IUF) declaring support to prevent domestic abuse worldwide.
Bob Dylan has reintroduced The Times They Are A-Changin’ to his setlist for the first time in fifteen years. The veteran songwriter is currently on the Outlaw Music Festival tour and made the first change to his summer setlist last night (June 25). The Outlaw Music Festival tour is set to last until September 19. A full setlist for the Outlaw Music Festival show in Franklin, Tennessee can be found below. Dylan’s first Outlaw Music Festival show setlist of the year is rather different to the songs which are now recurring in his summer set.
The Hague: The UK said it would buy a dozen F-35A fighter jets capable of firing tactical nuclear weapons in what it described as the biggest expansion of its nuclear deterrent in a generation.The purchase of the Lockheed Martin jets would allow Britain's air force to carry nuclear weapons for the first time since the end of the Cold War, Downing Street said. "In an era of radical uncertainty we can no longer take peace for granted," PM Keir Starmer said in a statement.Meanwhile, Switzerland and the United States are quibbling over the final price of 36 new F-35A jets bought to replace the ageing Swiss fleet, Bern said Wednesday.The US defence security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) wants Switzerland to assume additional costs, but Bern says it is sticking to the agreed price of just over $7.5 billion at current exchange rates.The DSCA said "Switzerland will have to bear additional costs due to the high inflation in the US in recent years and the sharp rise in raw material and energy prices in the aftermath of the Covid pandemic." bloomberg, reuters
But scoring a FREE upgrade, especially when it comes to tighter cabins and busier airports, is one of the most sought-after perks. As the summer holidays approach and schools finish for six weeks, a senior flight attendant has shared her complete guide to nabbing a free upgrade. The 34-year-old says that while free upgrades are unheard of, they do still happen - but staff are more selective than ever. How you travel can also affect your chances of getting a free upgrade, for example, you might have better luck if you are travelling solo and not during peak flight times. Other strategies that might help THE experts have also shared some other strategies that might help you get a free upgrade.
