Labour is facing criticism for establishing 67 taxpayer-funded reviews, taskforces, and consultations within the first 150 days of government, raising concerns about a lack of concrete policy initiatives.

The BBC is under scrutiny for allowing Gregg Wallace to remain on air despite receiving at least four warnings about alleged inappropriate behaviour, leading to intense pressure on the organisation to address the situation.

MPs have voted in favour of a controversial Bill to legalise assisted dying, passing the first stage by a narrow majority of 55 votes, which marks a potential shift in end-of-life care and has raised significant ethical and legal debates.

Transport Secretary Louise Haigh is facing pressure following revelations of a past fraud conviction related to misleading the police about a stolen mobile phone, prompting discussions about her position within the government.