Ministers in Britain are warning that proposed legislation concerning the terminally ill could lead to increased pressure on courts and the NHS, potentially causing further delays in services.

A recent poll reveals that two-thirds of the population support reform on assisted dying, although the justice secretary has expressed concerns about potential risks.

The Prime Minister reportedly disregarded a senior adviser’s clear memo advising against holding an early election, raising concerns about the potential implications for government strategy and stability.

Britain’s largest private employer, Tesco, faces a potential £1 billion increase in its budget due to a rise in national insurance, sparking concerns about possible price increases for consumers.