Britain will honour the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War with special Bank Holidays, as a tribute to the contributions and sacrifices of the generation that secured victory.
The PM has acknowledged that the country faces significant challenges with unemployment and the impact of long-term illnesses on the workforce, urging reforms to address these issues and striving to improve job opportunities and support for affected individuals.
Labour has committed to a plan aiming to provide job and education opportunities for young people, ensuring that no one is left without support or prospects for a better future.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has ruled out future tax increases, emphasizing that the public sector must adhere to budget constraints, amid criticism from the CBI regarding the impact of Labour’s financial policies on businesses.
Business leaders have voiced concerns over Chancellor Reeves’ recent tax increases, arguing that they are placing a financial burden on companies and urging a reconsideration of budget plans to support economic growth.
The rising cost-of-living has led to a significant increase in abandoned pets, with a 50% rise reported as families face financial difficulties.
The Chancellor has announced that public services will face tight budgets with spending cuts anticipated from 2026, while assuring that taxes will not be raised throughout the current parliament.
A pro-Russia presidential candidate has significantly impacted Romania’s political landscape, raising concerns about the country’s future alignment with Western priorities.
Keir Starmer has committed to making drink spiking a specific criminal offence, aiming to increase reporting and enhance police response to tackle the rising incidents of this crime primarily affecting women.
The GMB union, a key supporter of the Labour Party, is facing serious allegations of bullying and harassment involving female representatives, raising concerns about its internal culture and governance.