Why the government's violence against women and girls target includes men, but not girls

The UK government has announced a new initiative to send boys on courses aimed at addressing misogyny in schools, as part of a broader strategy to combat violence against women and girls in England. This measure is intended to foster a more respectful and equitable environment in educational settings.

Sir Keir Starmer has announced a significant overhaul of government communications, introducing regular news conferences with ministers ahead of the Christmas break. This move aims to enhance transparency and direct engagement with the public, reflecting a shift in the government's communication strategy.

A judge has ruled that nearly £20 million will be distributed among 16 survivors of the Manchester Arena bombing, which occurred in 2017. The compensation is aimed at addressing the physical and emotional injuries sustained by these individuals, who were children at the time of the attack.

Elections to local councils, which serve millions, may face delays for a second consecutive year as the government's reorganization efforts encounter significant obstacles. This situation raises concerns about the stability and effectiveness of local governance.

A government-commissioned report has revealed that farmers are feeling 'bewildered and frightened' regarding the implications of inheritance tax on their livelihoods, raising concerns about the future of farm profitability.

Actors have voted overwhelmingly to refuse digital scanning on set in a bid to secure adequate AI protections. This decision reflects growing concerns within the industry regarding the implications of artificial intelligence on their work and rights.

A recent discussion has emerged around the normalization of strangulation in relationships, with parents expressing concern about the need to educate children on this issue. This conversation is part of a broader examination of violence against women and girls (VAWG), which has seen multiple strategies implemented by successive UK governments since 2010.