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BASC has committed almost £90,000 over the past five years through its two scholarship schemes which provide financial support to students in further and higher education. This year, four young people are studying land-based courses thanks to BASC scholarships in colleges and universities spanning from Hampshire to Yorkshire. The recipients of the BASC Legacy Funded… Read more »
Responding to the independent report by Lord Darzi into the NHS, Dr Caroline Fryar, MDU director of professional services, said: “We welcome the government’s recognition that healthcare professionals are working in a broken system. Lord Darzi’s report has shone a spotlight on the scale of the challenge the NHS faces. Every day doctors go to work to… Read more »
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The home secretary’s policies on illegal migration are “completely wrong”, former prime minister Gordon Brown has claimed. The former Labour PM criticised Suella Braverman’s remarks made in Washington DC after she said the uncontrolled movement of people posed an “existential challenge” to the West. In her trip to the United States, Braverman questioned whether the… Read more »
Labour has confirmed that while it is opposed to the development of Rosebank oil field, it would not in government revoke the licence, citing the “difficult position for investors”. It comes after a long-awaited decision has been made on the Rosebank oil and gas field in the North Sea this morning, with UK regulators giving… Read more »
