Emergency courts established during the pandemic will remain operational to address a significant backlog in the legal system, with court trials potentially delayed until 2028 due to an overwhelming number of pending cases and limited judicial capacity.

Union leaders in the UK are urging the government to ban a kitchen worktop material linked to a severe lung disease impacting tradespeople, following similar actions in Australia and citing at least 18 cases and two deaths in the UK.

Four former sub-postmasters, who were wrongly convicted due to the faulty Post Office Horizon IT system and helped expose the scandal, have been recognised with honours for their services to justice, yet many are still awaiting compensation.

A recent poll indicates that nearly two-thirds of voters lack confidence in Sir Keir Starmer’s ability to alleviate household financial pressures through increased disposable income as promised, amid rising inflation and potential tax increases impacting cost of living concerns.