🚨 FIVE GOVERNMENT JOBS. ONE MAN. 183 HOURS A WEEK! 🇬🇧💷
A former civil servant has been convicted of 9 fraud offences after secretly holding multiple full-time public-sector jobs.
https://t.co/woPqgV1EEJ
🚨 COULD POLICE FACIAL RECOGNITION GET AN INNOCENT PERSON ARRESTED? 📷
A new inspection has raised concerns about officers relying too heavily on computer-generated matches.
💬 Is facial recognition worth the risk without stronger safeguards?
https://t.co/az48SEpfyH
🚨 SAS INQUIRY: WHY WEREN'T CRUCIAL PHOTOS FULLY EXAMINED? 🇬🇧
⚖️ The allegations remain under investigation. No war crimes finding has been made.
💬 Should military investigations face stronger independent scrutiny?
https://t.co/1b71pj0grS
💷 Applying for a job without knowing the salary?
The Government wants that to change.
🚨 New legislation is planned to require pay information in job adverts — but it is not law yet.
🤔 Would mandatory salary ranges save applicants time?
https://t.co/ESJGhdVxGO
A home for every veteran?
Andy Burnham wants councils to prepare plans to help former service personnel sleeping rough before Christmas.
💬 Should specialist housing support be guaranteed all year round?
#UKNews#Veterans#Homelessness
https://t.co/gKCPOMFmRE
🏠 England’s planning rules changed this weekend but does that mean faster approval for your extension?
What would you change about the planning process?
#UKPolitics#PlanningPermission#Housing#LoudLineNews
https://t.co/kE12o6wbch
Empty seats at Reform UK’s London event—and Nigel Farage points to “staff incompetence”. He also says business owners are busy on Mondays and defends Reform’s conference crowds.
@LoudLineNews.https://t.co/Gu100jDCE4