A proposed £2 billion cut in foreign aid by Rachel Reeves has triggered a rebellion within the Cabinet, with prominent figures like David Lammy opposing the move and warning of its detrimental impact on global aid efforts.
The Daily Mail reports that Argentina is poised to renew its claim on the Falklands following the UK’s decision to return the Chagos Islands.
Scotland Yard is facing allegations that police officers accepted payments to assist in the alleged mistreatment of staff by Al Fayed, with claims emerging from a former security chief about collusion and inappropriate conduct within the department.
The Labour Party is proposing a significant reform to workplace rights, aiming to provide greater protections for employees from their first day of work, including sick pay, maternity leave, and protection against unfair dismissal, while also incorporating concessions for small businesses to support these changes.
Sixteen new train stations and 250 miles of railway lines are at risk of being scrapped, affecting the North and South West of England, as part of proposed cuts to rail projects.
Nick Knowles has withdrawn from the live show due to a second injury sustained during training, prompting concerns about his ongoing participation.
One in four pensioners over 80 are reportedly losing their winter fuel support due to recent policy changes, according to analysis.
Hurricane Kirk is approaching, causing significant disruption and challenging weather conditions.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged to focus on investment in the upcoming Budget, introducing economic “guardrails” to alleviate concerns while welcoming scrutiny from the Office for Budget Responsibility.
The UK has issued a warning to Israel regarding a potential attack on Iranian nuclear sites, cautioning that such an action could escalate into wider regional conflict.