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The UK's most famous clock will be put back to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) this weekend for the first time since 2017. The Great Clock of Westminster, widely but unofficially known as Big Ben, will be changed by parliamentary mechanics in the early hours of Sunday.more

Women serving on British submarines are victims of widespread mobbing and sexual harassment with commanders' knowledge, the Daily Mail revealed today. In response to this information, the Royal Navy command opened an investigation.more

Emergency legislation protecting tenants from rent increases and evictions during the cost-of-living crisis has become law in Scotland.more

There have been "substantial increases" in sexual offences since 2021, per ONS data.more

Spain's attorney general yesterday dropped the charges against those linked to the 2013 transfer of Brazilian footballer Neymar from FC Santos to FC Barcelona. The player currently at Paris Saint-Germain faced up to two years in prison.more

The number of Albanians entering the UK via the English Channel is skyrocketing and they are now the largest group of illegal immigrants, it was reported yesterday at a meeting of the UK House of Commons Home Affairs Committee.more

For termination of pregnancy, the woman will no longer need the opinion of two doctors. Before the end of the twelfth week of pregnancy, an abortion can be performed at the woman's request, according to the amendment to the abortion law, which was approved yesterday by the Finnish parliament.more

British government ministers are being taken to court by a body chaired by the former leader of the Conservatives in the EU parliament, over allegations the government is breaking the law on EU citizens’ rights post-Brexit.more

A huge group of US internet users is demanding a billion dollars in damages from Google for false privacy promises. It's all about the incognito mode, which didn't really provide anonymity. As evidenced by the e-mails from 2018 that had just been released, the employees of this company were well aware of this. more

Amazon is facing a $1bn (£889m) lawsuit in the UK over claims it abused its dominant position by favouring its own products.more

Two years after the famous judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal Julia Przyłębska on abortion, less than 10 percent. Poles positively assess that decision - according to the latest IBRiS survey for Onet. The respondents also indicated who, in their opinion, is responsible for issuing this ruling - and it is not Przyłębska itself.more

Rapp alleged that Spacey climbed on top of him at a New York City party in 1986, when Rapp was 14 and Spacey was 26. The jury of five men and six women deliberated for just under 90 minutes Thursday afternoon. more

As our knowledge of food products changes, so do the nutritional standards and recommendations of food organizations. One such change has just been made by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It has recommended tightening the rules governing the use of the word "healthy" on food packaging. This primarily concerns popular breakfast cereals.more

Noise-detecting traffic cameras will be trialled in four areas in England in an attempt to crack down on “boy racers” who rev engines and use illegal exhausts, the Department for Transport has announced.more

The CT ruling on abortion has reduced willingness to have children and increased intergenerational and gender polarization, according to the latest United Surveys survey for DGP and RMF FM.more

An avian flu “prevention zone” has been declared across Great Britain in the face of rising case numbers as the country battles its largest ever outbreak of the disease.more

The Dutch authorities, without the knowledge of citizens, collect and analyze the posts posted by them on Twitter, informs the daily "Trouw". According to the newspaper, it is done by tax and customs administration.more

Hospitality and leisure sector workers are missing out on about £200m in tips every year according to Labour figures, with the party pledging to “stamp out” unfair deductions for good.more

The Swiss government has proposed a bill under which people who break the ban on covering their faces in public places will be fined up to 1,000 Swiss francs (around EUR 1,005), Euronews reported.more

Landlords in England will be banned from evicting tenants without giving a reason, Prime Minister Liz Truss has confirmed. more

Dutch prosecutors opened nine investigations in 2018 into Dutch companies that helped build a bridge from Russia to Crimea, the Trouw daily reported in March. It turns out that none of them have found a finale in court.more

A British businessman who helped Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska evade sanctions has been arrested in London at the request of the U.S., the U.S. Justice Ministry said in a press release.more

Motorists have been urged to be familiar with new driving laws that have been rolled out, including stricter rules against the use of mobile phones. Drivers are also being cautioned to be aware of clean air zones on their journey and to ensure their vehicle has the required permissions to avoid a fine.more

More than 1,000 migrants crossed the English Channel on Sunday in 25 boats, the Ministry of Defence has said.more

Suella Braverman is ‘receptive’ to the idea of making cannabis a Class A drug, a Government source has claimed. more