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Couples could soon be able to get married in McDonald's or Wetherspoons branches under plans to make it easier for venues to hold weddings.more

More than 80 British women who married ISIS soldiers could be heading back to the UK, it has been claimed.more

The government is failing to address "routine and sometimes relentless" sexual harassment in public places, MPs have warned. A report by the women and equalities select committee found evidence that harassment is "deeply ingrained" in British culture and affects the lives of women everywhere, but said the government's "foot appears to be almost entirely off the pedal" when it came to tackling themore

Google CEO Sundar Pichai sought to reassure employees of the internet giant after a New York Times report said a former top executive was paid millions of dollars when he left following allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct.more

The Ryanair passenger filmed launching a tirade of abuse at an elderly woman has apologised and denied he is a racist, saying it was "just a fit of temper at the time". more

The shadow chancellor has accused the government of presiding over housing legislation that is "not fit for purpose" and has thrown his support behind calls for a national registration scheme.more

Many legal sites recommend not to leave kids alone at all until age 13. Even then, there is a lot of room for interpretation with this.more

A British Airways passenger was kicked off a plane after she attempted to smuggle a cat in her hand luggage.more

Domestic abuse victims should be given paid leave, in a move that could "save lives", MPs have said, in a report which calls for "much stronger action" to tackle domestic violence in the UK.more

Urgent action is needed to tackle discrimination against benefit claimants by mortgage providers, according to the Residential Landlords Association (RLA), which has found lenders representing 90% of the buy-to-let market refuse a loan where a tenant is on housing benefit.more

The Labour Party has agreed on plans to bring forward legislation to provide for citizenship of children born in Ireland to non-nationals. The decision was made at a meeting of the party's Executive Board today following the threatened deportation of nine-year-old Eric Zhi Ying Xue from Bray.more

A secondary school has banned pupils from talking between lessons, threatening detention to children who break the rule.more

Calls have been made to introduce tougher legislation to tackle violence against public sector workers, after staff reported more than 40,000 attacks for the third consecutive year. Union Unison published figures which show employees have been subjected to 40,568 violent assaults over a 12-month period.more

Fans of foraged food, from mushrooms to sweet chestnuts, are being warned against flouting a ban on taking wild produce from the Royal Parks. The number of incidents of foraging, which is prohibited in London's Royal Parks, have "mushroomed", with 35 police warnings issued last year in a 600% increase on the previous year.more

Dangerous dog laws are inconsistent and demonstrate a disregard for animal welfare, according to a new report. Hundreds of dogs from banned breeds are put down every year in the UK, even though some pose no risk to the public.more

Four prisoners were released from jail by mistake across England in just three weeks, the BBC has discovered.more

Ryanair has apologised to staff after claims they were forced to sleep overnight in a crew room after being stranded at Malaga Airport.more

Social network hopes launch of transparency tools will restore trust after series of scandals.more

The taxpayer will have to choose: He agrees with the result of the inspection and humbly pays the tax, or disagrees, goes to court and exposes him to additional costs. Including sanctions and interest - reports Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.more

A woman left paralysed after being "catapulted" from her new bed during sex is suing the bed firm for at least £1 million in damages.more

More rights for passengers travels. Greater compensation for late arrivals, facilities for the disabled and space for bicycles on every train - The Committee on Transport and Tourism in the EP voted for a package of changes that increase the rights of rail passengers in the European Union.more

HOUSING CHARITY THRESHOLD is calling for a change in legislation to protect tenants after reports of landlords asking for viewing fees.more

Member States should complete checks at internal borders in the Schengen area, introduced temporarily in connection with the migration crisis - said EU Commissioner for Interior and Migration Dimitris Avramopoulos.more

Universities UK has welcomed the news that EU university staff working in the UK will be prioritised in the next phase of the EU settlement scheme pilot. The new phase of the pilot will open in November and will run until 21 December 2018. EU residents in the UK have until the end of June 2021 to register for settled status.more

Doctors will be able to prescribe cannabis products to patients from 1 November, the Home Secretary Sajid Javid says. The new regulations apply to England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.more