Family doctors in the UK are threatening to reduce their daily appointments, potentially bringing the NHS to a standstill and cutting appointments by up to half, as they vote on a measure proposed by the British Medical Association.
Rachel Reeves has indicated that significant public spending cuts and tax increases are necessary to address the country’s financial situation, including proposals to halt works on certain infrastructure projects and review funding approvals, aiming for immediate action to stabilise public finances and reduce government borrowing.
Kamala Harris has raised $200 million in the first week of her election campaign, surpassing previous fundraising records and showing signs of progress in the polls.
There has been significant backlash after a convict who served time for raping a child was allowed to participate in the Olympic beach volleyball competition, sparking outrage and protests from various quarters.
The Observer reports on significant government plans to revise planning regulations, aiming to increase the construction of affordable housing, with an announcement expected this week.
The British chancellor is being accused of covering up a £20 billion financial black hole and is reportedly planning to cancel rail and road schemes, blaming previous Conservative leaders Hunt and Sunak for the deficit.
UK Prime Minister has entered discussions with Spain regarding the potential implementation of a youth mobility scheme, aimed at facilitating easier movement and work opportunities for young people post-Brexit.
Mafia leaders are abandoning criminal activities such as murder, extortion, and drug trafficking in favour of becoming cow farmers.
Former Home Secretary Priti Patel has entered the Tory leadership race, pledging to end the internal conflicts and revitalise the Conservative Party.
A well-known individual claims to have raised concerns about a dancer in 2016, highlighting issues on a popular dance show.