内容摘要："What tenants need is greater choice. That means encouraging and supporting the vast majority of responsible landlords to stay and continue to provide decent quality housing," said Ben Beadle, chief executive of the NRLA.

"What tenants need is greater choice. That means encouraging and supporting the vast majority of responsible landlords to stay and continue to provide decent quality housing," said Ben Beadle, chief executive of the NRLA.

He shared this email with a member of the inspection team months later.The court heard the former deputy prison officer, who no longer works for Sodexo, was aggrieved by this.

"She said Sodexo didn't want people like me working for them. She said that I wasn't welcome to the contract any more and she said to get my stuff and go home," Mr Brady told the inquest.The inquest heard Mr Brady had already decided to leave his position at HMP Lowdham at the end of February in any case and had been serving his notice period at the time of the inspection.When asked by a representative of Sodexo whether he had raised his concerns with Serco, Mr Brady said he was "sure" he had, "either in writing or verbally".

The inquest continues.A transgender doctor continued to use female changing rooms after an incident with a nurse who objected because "I decided I would face this hostility head on", an employment tribunal has heard.

Dr Beth Upton returned to work at the Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy four days after an argument with nurse Sandie Peggie regarding being in the women's facilities.

Dr Upton "decided to put my big girl pants on and be brave" by using the women's changing room again, but left to change in another room after encountering Ms Peggie again.in the West Bank, the Palestinian territory between Israel and Jordan that was captured by Israel in the 1967 Middle East war and has been occupied ever since.

Between 7 October and August 2024, 589 Palestinians were killed in the West Bank – at least 570 by Israeli forces and at least 11 by settlers,. They include some said to have been planning attacks as well as unarmed civilians. In the same period, Palestinians killed five settlers and nine members of Israel’s security forces.

This week, a Palestinian man aged 40 was reportedly shot dead after settlers and Israeli soldiers entered Wadi al-Rahhel, near Bethlehem. The Israeli military said stones had previously been thrown at an Israeli vehicle nearby.Last month, a 22-year-old Palestinian man was killed when dozens of settlers rampaged through the village of Jit, prompting international condemnation. Israeli security forces have made four arrests and have described the incident as a “severe terror event”.