Keir Starmer is encouraged to strengthen UK-EU relations, focusing on academic collaboration and opportunities for young people, following Donald Trump’s recent electoral victory in the United States.
Ministers have faced criticism over their refusal to resentence approximately 2,600 prisoners serving indefinite sentences, prompting a Labour peer to advocate for legislative reform in support of The Independent’s campaign against these detentions.
After overcoming significant challenges, Donald Trump has reclaimed the presidency, marking a notable return to power by defying expectations and winning a majority of the popular vote.
As the United States prepares for a closely contested presidential election, polls indicate Kamala Harris holds a slight lead over Donald Trump, with key battleground states expected to play a decisive role in the outcome.
The British economy is predicted to experience further challenges due to Brexit, as a minister highlights that most of the economic impact has yet to be realised, with calls increasing for the UK to strengthen ties with the EU.
Severe flash floods in Valencia have led to a significant loss of life, with survivors criticising the authorities’ response and expressing frustration over inadequate planning and rescue efforts.
The Independent reports concerns that Wes Streeting’s NHS funding agreement may fall short of covering his planned reforms.
The Independent reports that Mervyn King, former Bank of England governor, advises Chancellor Rachel Reeves to increase national insurance in her upcoming Budget.
The Independent reports that Afghan special forces and their families will be allowed to resettle in the UK after new evidence confirmed their UK payments.
Amidst the first anniversary of the October 7th events, Keir Starmer has pointed to Iran as playing a significant role in the conflict by allegedly providing support to Hamas, which has contributed to ongoing tensions in the Middle East.