Labour considers moving Second World War survivors from care home
A residential care home for former members of the Polish forces who served under British command during the Second World War is under threat of closure.
Post Office in line for £100m taxpayer bailout over Horizon fix blunder
The Post Office could be handed more than £100m by the Government to pay a tax bill it incurred while trying to fix its doomed Horizon IT systems, which were blamed for the scandal.
Veterans charity accused of ‘forcing out tenants’ before Labour’s landlord curbs
A veterans charity has been accused of pushing “overwhelmingly inflated” rent increases on private tenants before the Government clamps down on landlords.
Rare 14th century coins to be sold at Camden auction
Ultra-rare gold and silver coins discovered by metal detectors in 2019 are expected to fetch over £100,000 when sold in auction this April by Bloomsbury’s Spink & Son.
Medical union relaunch funding campaign after ‘misleading’ government emails
The British Medical Association (BMA) are again calling on the government to ‘Stop the Drop’ in final year medical student loans, five months after mistakenly claiming victory.
Council ‘lied’ about demolition plans for Cockleshell Heroes training pool
Campaigners opposing the demolition of a historic swimming pool have accused their council of lying to secure planning permission.
Browse Jeffrey Epstein's extraordinary birthday book in full
The 238-page album was compiled for the paedophile financier’s 50th birthday in 2003 by his then-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell, who is serving a prison sentence for sex trafficking.
The Notts Pubs Combating Loneliness and Encouraging the Art of Conversation
Pubs are vital to local communities, particularly for people spending Christmas alone. But they’re struggling to survive with some notable closures in Nottingham over recent years.
Lingfluencers: Using Social Media for Language Learning
When Eva Bailey started filming herself chatting in French, she never imagined that one day she’d post them on TikTok for thousands to see.
Impact Investigates: Crisis in Ticket Reselling
As the night-time industry faces ever growing challenges to its survival, measures to prevent ticket reselling scams are falling short. And it's students paying the price.
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I was awarded Midlands Student Business Journalist 2025, and have been a fellow of the Bloomberg and Bakala journalism programs.
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