Gonna be a brutal end to the season for the teams
I know a few teams gave personnel the time off in April with the warning there could be a tougher spell later in the season
Baku to Malaysia to Singapore (for a Sprint) will now kick off three triple-headers in a row, and a provisional nine races in 11 weeks to end the year
It's not bollocks, George not getting a penalty in Austria was.
We should have at least got a reply of the midfield battles. Only showing the Arvid/Liam battle from Gasly's onboard in a tiny box was a laughable decision.
Russell lucky not to be punished more for being that far off Kimi.
Just gonna make it easier for Farage
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No prizes for guessing which party now runs the council.
They really need to stop calling it the Macarena wing.
Also it's not the most helpful to describe one as rotating clockwise and the other anticlockwise, when it could apply the other way round.
Ferrari retains a counterclockwise rotation, whereas Red Bull opts for a clockwise one.
It's a nice explainer otherwise.
Seems like a waste of public money
Pretty small changes
From April 6, 2026, paternity leave and unpaid parental leave became day-one rights, removing longstanding service qualifying periods that had disproportionately excluded parents in newer or more precarious employment. A new entitlement for bereaved parents who lose their partner within the first year of their child’s birth provides up to 52 weeks of unpaid leave, addressing a significant gap in statutory provision for surviving partners.
Statutory maternity and paternity pay has risen from £187.18 to just £194.32 a week, barely keeping pace with inflation.
