Noa Hoffman
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1 day ago |
thesun.co.uk | Noa Hoffman
The PM previously said that 'trans women are women' but has now changed his mindSIR Keir Starmer must apologise to women who were cancelled because of trans extremism, Kemi Badenoch demanded last night. The Tory Leader blasted the PM for spending years dithering over how to define a woman and only making a decision following the landmark Supreme Court ruling.
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1 day ago |
thesun.co.uk | Noa Hoffman
HOSPITALS are facing a serious staffing crisis that could put patients in danger, figures reveal. A survey across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland showed two-thirds of shifts do not have enough nurses to guarantee safe care — a 63 per cent rise in a year. The biggest concerns were on maternity wards and injury rehab units. The poll also found red flag events, where patient safety is at serious risk, were reported on more than half of all shifts by healthcare staff.
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2 days ago |
thesun.co.uk | Noa Hoffman
SIR Keir Starmer today insisted he's "really pleased" with the Supreme Court trans ruling and declared a woman is an "adult female". Commenting on the landmark judgement for the first time, the PM said he welcomes having "real clarity" on the issue. Sir Keir previously argued "trans women are women" and even said that one in every thousand women can have a penis. But back from his Easter holidays this morning, he said that "a woman is an adult female, and the court has made that absolutely clear".
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6 days ago |
thesun.co.uk | Noa Hoffman
'For too long, military families have endured substandard housing', explained the Defence SecMILITARY families will see improved housing after Defence Secretary John Healey vowed to “stop the rot” in their accommodation. A new Consumer Charter will enhance basic rights for service personnel. The move guarantees “predictable” property standards, more reliable repairs, and a complaints system that works. The rights will be enshrined in the new charter and backed by public satisfaction data.
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6 days ago |
thesun.co.uk | Noa Hoffman
NEARLY two in five drivers have had a run-in with a pothole, a survey found. And 61 per cent believe the roads they use every day are in a shocking state. It comes as the RAC predicts 19million getaways will clog up motorways this weekend in the busiest Easter since 2022. The Sevanta poll revealed that 72 per cent of drivers in the East of England say their roads are falling apart. The South West and South East are not far behind, with 71 per cent slamming the state of their local streets.
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