Post-Brexit hurdles have disrupted clinical trials and increased bureaucratic barriers, resulting in delays and reduced access to critical oncology medications for patients facing serious health challenges.
Indefinite prison sentences, deemed by many to contravene human rights, have cost taxpayers around £145 million this year on top of the £1.6 billion spent since their official abolition, with thousands still confined despite the policy’s formal end.
Britain is dramatically increasing domestic munitions production—led by BAE’s plan to ramp up output sixteen-fold—aiming to bolster manufacturing independence and reduce reliance on overseas suppliers.
Campaigners who secured a ruling affirming biological sex are reportedly facing severe abuse and threats, prompting widespread condemnation and calls for greater protection.
Plans for mini nuclear reactors nationwide have sparked concern over security shortfalls, with the PM pledging to fast-track regulations for affordable, clean energy.
Concerns have arisen in Westminster after allegations of covert surveillance by foreign agents targeting official conversations and sensitive gatherings, prompting calls for tighter security measures amid heightened vigilance from the PM.
Analysts voice alarm over global market instability and shifting economic policies, prompting concerns that protracted trade disputes could curb business confidence this year.
Zelensky asserts that a proclaimed ceasefire in the war is deceptive, citing continued hostilities.
A new survey suggests a quarter of drivers experience a nostalgic spark when reminiscing about their first car, propelling them to cherish older vehicles and the thrill they evoke.
