Gregg Wallace has issued an apology following criticism for remarks perceived as inappropriate towards “middle-class women of a certain age,” leading to suggestions from No 10 of misogyny, and raising questions about the future of his popular BBC show amidst mounting pressure from MPs and the public.

Sir John Curtice has expressed doubts about Sir Keir Starmer’s ability to lead the UK out of its challenges, highlighting concerns about the absence of a coherent vision as the Prime Minister prepares to introduce a new plan for change.

Members of the UK Parliament have taken a significant step by voting in favour of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which supports assisted dying for adults with a life expectancy of six months or less, sparking intense debate and requiring further scrutiny before potentially becoming law.

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.