The Health Secretary is proposing significant reforms to the NHS in England, with plans to treat more A&E patients at home and in community hubs to alleviate pressure on hospitals and improve emergency care.
Eighty years after the liberation of Auschwitz, the importance of remembering the events of the Holocaust and its survivors is being highlighted, serving as a stark reminder of the need for vigilance against hatred and intolerance in today’s world.
The UK is bracing for a series of severe storms predicted to bring the most intense weather conditions seen in decades, potentially causing widespread disruption and requiring residents to prepare for challenging conditions.
Authorities have successfully deactivated over 8,000 social media accounts used by people smuggling operations in a bid to curb illegal boat crossings, demonstrating a significant step in the campaign against organised crime networks.
Farmers across Britain, supported by retail giants, are uniting in protest against planned tax increases they argue could severely impact their livelihoods, with concerns growing over the potential application of these taxes to pension pots.
Wynne Evans is under scrutiny after being recorded making an inappropriate remark about a colleague on Strictly Come Dancing, leading to a renewed crisis for the BBC.
Voters have expressed a preference for the UK to forge closer economic ties with Europe rather than align more closely with the United States, with Labour facing pressure to negotiate flexible arrangements that restore trade benefits lost due to Brexit.
Rachel Reeves emphasises her commitment to supporting working individuals by prioritising policies that enhance financial well-being, while acknowledging that reforms will require time to take effect and addressing critics’ concerns about immediate changes.
