i Front Page 28th of November 2024
The Chief Inspector of Probation has issued a warning that the early release of thousands of prisoners may lead to an increased risk of reoffending, raising public safety concerns.
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Many of the papers focus on the tensions between central government and local leaders, as Greater Manchester avoided being placed under the top tier of coronavirus restrictions. The i says Tory MPs in the north of England have backed Greater Manchester’s Labour Mayor Andy Burnham in his “revolt” against the prime minister. Meanwhile, London, Essex, York, North East Derbyshire, Chesterfield, Erewash, Elmbridge, and Barrow in Furness, have been placed under the second-highest level of restrictions.
i Front Page 27th of November 2024
Labour is initiating a programme using weight-loss injections designed to assist unemployed individuals in returning to work, as part of broader welfare reforms aimed at addressing health-related employment barriers and economic inactivity.
i Front Page 26th of November 2024
The Chancellor has announced that public services will face tight budgets with spending cuts anticipated from 2026, while assuring that taxes will not be raised throughout the current parliament.
i Front Page 25th of November 2024
The UK Parliament faces a crucial vote on assisted dying, with a notable division among Cabinet ministers despite significant public support, as the proposed legislation requires approval from two independent doctors and a judge, imposing a 14-year penalty for breaches.