Sir Keir Starmer has announced plans to implement stricter immigration rules in response to recent figures showing a significant surge, with the aim to reduce the net migration that reached over one million last year by proposing a more controlled points-based system.
Dame Esther Rantzen is urging MPs to support a change in the law that would allow individuals facing terminal illness the right to choose their end-of-life options, advocating for what she describes as the “dignity of choice” in their final days.
A Labour MP has made a final appeal to fellow politicians to support an assisted dying bill, emphasising the historic opportunity to grant terminally ill patients the right to choose their end-of-life options, amid a closely contested vote expected to test parliamentary support.
Polling indicates that the majority of the British public supports the legalisation of assisted dying, as MPs prepare to vote on a significant bill introduced by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, marking the first free vote on this emotionally charged issue in 15 years.
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.
A prominent MasterChef host steps aside following claims of inappropriate behaviour involving 20 individuals at the BBC, as the situation unfolds under significant public and media scrutiny.
MasterChef personality Gregg is currently under investigation following allegations of inappropriate comments and behaviour, leading to 13 formal complaints being lodged against him.
Sir Rod Stewart reportedly criticised MasterChef’s Gregg Wallace, condemning him as a bully following allegations of inappropriate humour and comments.
The PM has criticised Brexit and the Conservatives for what he terms “open borders” policies, amidst revised immigration figures showing nearly 1 million people entering the UK in 2023, while pledging action to reduce these numbers.
TV personality Gregg Wallace has been accused by several colleagues, including Newsnight’s Kirsty, of making inappropriate remarks with a request for appropriate action to be taken by the show’s producers.
Net immigration to Britain has reached a record high over the past 12 months, driven by an increase in arrivals from non-EU countries and subsequent adjustments to post-Brexit policies, prompting discussions on the UK government’s handling of immigration and border control.
Authorities are investigating associates of Mohamed Al Fayed amid claims of enabling mistreatment, with 90 individuals having come forward, including one who was just 13 at the time of the alleged incidents.
Lord Cameron has reversed his stance on the assisted dying bill, citing that his earlier concerns about safeguarding can be addressed, and this change in position has garnered enough support to potentially pass the legislation.
In a major speech, Kemi Badenoch emphasised a robust new approach to immigration, asserting that the UK is not merely a temporary refuge, but a permanent home, pledging to overhaul what she described as a “broken” system.
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.
Police are investigating over 100 allegations related to misconduct and abuse involving Mohamed Al Fayed, focusing on claims spanning several decades and looking into potential systemic failings in addressing the reports.
Heavy rainfall from Storm Conall has led to significant flooding across Britain, with 154 flood alerts issued as the amount of rain usually expected in two weeks fell in just one day.
Farmer Olly Harrison has voiced concerns over inheritance tax policies, urging the government to reconsider due to potential negative impacts on family farms and future generations.
Kemi Badenoch has criticised the Conservative Party’s handling of migration, highlighting the need for stricter controls such as a revised visa cap and severe measures against access to benefits.
Uncertainty surrounding Barnier’s future has led to a significant sell-off in French bonds and stocks, with concerns about the budget plan for €60bn in cuts and tax rises exacerbating market instability amid Le Pen’s growing influence.
A search is underway for a missing lottery winner in the UK who has yet to claim a colossal £177 million EuroMillions jackpot, marking the third-largest win in the country’s history.