Nurses win harassment case over NHS changing room use
Eight female nurses win an employment tribunal against an NHS trust for harassment after a trans colleague used female changing facilities. The judge ruled their dignity was violated.
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Man jailed for burgling 'Good Samaritan' pensioner
Christopher Pearson, 38, has been sentenced to one year and nine months in prison for a 'despicable breach of trust' after burgling a 79-year-old man who had previously helped him with his bills. Read the full story.
New Health Centre Opens in Croydon's New Addington
A new £14m Community Diagnostic Centre opens in New Addington, Croydon, aiming to tackle stark health inequalities where women die 14 years earlier than nearby areas.
Families warn of 'inevitable' disasters after CQC report
Families of the Nottingham attack victims demand urgent intervention after a CQC report found critical failures in the NHS trust that cared for killer Valdo Calocane. Read the full story.
Aberdeen Chair Douglas Flint Steps Down
Douglas Flint has resigned as chair of Aberdeen plc, triggering a boardroom reshuffle. Read the full story on the leadership changes at the FTSE 250 investment giant.
Wellcome Trust builds £3.7bn cash pile as markets wobble
The Wellcome Trust, Britain's largest charity, has built a £3.7bn cash reserve to shield its £40bn endowment from a market correction and seize future opportunities. Discover its contrarian strategy.
Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss dies aged 96
Eva Schloss, Holocaust survivor, educator and stepsister of Anne Frank, has died aged 96. Her powerful story of survival and decades of educational work championed tolerance.
Hedge Fund Targets Edinburgh Worldwide in Hostile Takeover
Former Pensions Minister Ros Altmann warns that Saba Capital's aggressive tactics against UK investment trusts like Edinburgh Worldwide (EWIT) endanger patient capital. Retail investors must vote to protect long-term interests.
National Trust Opens Historic Libraries to the Public
The National Trust is making its stately homes more welcoming, inviting visitors to sit on furniture and use historic libraries. Discover the properties involved and the charity's new initiatives for 2024.
Family photo captures grief and joy in Edinburgh garden
A mother reflects on a cherished family photo taken in an Edinburgh garden, revealing a poignant story of love, autism, and profound loss. Discover the power of images to hold both joy and sorrow.
Shay Given apologises for Holocaust remark on BBC
Former Newcastle goalkeeper Shay Given has issued an unreserved apology after using the term 'Holocaust' to describe Celtic's form. He will donate his BBC fee to the Holocaust Educational Trust.
Google pulls AI health summaries over 'dangerous' inaccuracies
Google has removed some AI Overviews after a Guardian investigation found they gave false health information, putting users at risk. Experts warn the issue is systemic.
Bowie's Bromley childhood home to open as museum
David Bowie's family home at 4 Plaistow Grove, Bromley, will open to the public in late 2027. Restored to its 1960s glory, it offers a unique insight into the star's early life. Sign up for updates.
Bowie's childhood home to be restored and opened
David Bowie's childhood home in Bromley, where he wrote 'Space Oddity', will be restored to its 1960s look and open to the public in late 2027. Explore the room where his musical journey began.
Bowie's childhood home to open as immersive experience
The south London house where David Bowie wrote 'Space Oddity' will open to the public. A £500k grant and restoration will recreate his 1960s world to inspire new generations.
Nick Train buys £206k of Finsbury Growth & Income shares
Star fund manager Nick Train has invested over £200,000 in his struggling Finsbury Growth & Income Trust, boosting his stake to 5% ahead of a pivotal continuation vote on 15 January. Read the full analysis.
Met Police officers 'not properly vetted' in recruitment drive
A damning report reveals thousands of Met Police recruits were not properly vetted amid a national drive to boost numbers, compromising integrity and public trust. Read the full findings.
US investor dials up attacks on UK investment trust
Activist investor Boaz Weinstein escalates his campaign against Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust, criticising its SpaceX sale ahead of a crucial shareholder vote. Discover the battle shaking the UK investment trust sector.
Flu Cases Fall in London Hospitals, Vaccinations Rise
Flu hospitalisations in London have fallen to 424 beds a day, lower than last year. NHS officials credit vaccination efforts but warn of winter pressures. See the data and interactive map.
Starmer's team warned of 'deficit in emotion' with voters
Keir Starmer's chief of staff told cabinet the government must rebuild trust with 'emotion, empathy and evidence' as polls show Labour lagging. The PM vows to relish the 'fight of our lives' against Reform UK.
Scott Trust Annual Report 2024/25 Highlights Guardian's Growth
The Scott Trust's latest annual report reveals a year of significant achievements for the Guardian, including the successful Europe edition launch and the Feast app. Discover the financial results and future outlook.
Scott Trust Chair's 2026 Message on Media Responsibility
Ole Jacob Sunde, Chair of the Scott Trust, outlines the vital role of independent media as a stabilising force in a complex world. Read the full New Year message.
Scott Trust releases 2024 governance and financial reports
The Scott Trust, owner of Guardian Media Group, has published its annual corporate governance and financial statements for 2024, detailing its mission to secure the Guardian's future.
Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss dies aged 96
Eva Schloss, stepsister of Anne Frank and a tireless Holocaust educator, has died at 96. King Charles pays tribute, remembering their dance and her profound legacy of fighting prejudice.
Anne Frank's stepsister Eva Schloss dies at 96
Holocaust survivor and Anne Frank Trust co-founder Eva Schloss has died aged 96. King Charles leads tributes to the Auschwitz survivor who dedicated her life to fighting prejudice.
Anne Frank's stepsister Eva Schloss dies aged 96
Eva Schloss MBE, Auschwitz survivor and tireless Holocaust educator, has passed away in London. King Charles leads tributes to her remarkable legacy of peace.
Northern students combat isolation at southern-dominated uni
Students from the north experience 'culture shock' at the University of York, leading to a revival of the Northern Society as a response to accent mockery and underrepresentation. Discover their fight for community.
National Trust bans volunteer over website spelling mistakes
A 71-year-old volunteer was blacklisted by the National Trust after sending a dossier of 400 hours' worth of spelling and factual errors from the charity's website to its director-general. Read the full story.
Wildlife Week: Otters, Songbirds & Global Snapshots
This week's global wildlife highlights include UK otters using donated Christmas trees for play, a boom in British songbirds, and stunning images from Turkey to Florida. Discover the stories behind the photos.
Sackler Trust hides names of £1.1m charity recipients
The Sackler Trust, funded by the opioid-linked fortune, exempted two charities from its accounts to protect their reputations. Discover which institutions still accept its grants.
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