The PM and Starmer have been warned by prominent figures that any perceived capitulation to EU demands, including new arrangements for European workers, risks provoking a significant voter backlash.
Aggressive gull incidents are reportedly on the rise for the fifth consecutive year, with half of Brits claiming to have experienced dive-bombing attacks and experts warning of further escalations as temperatures soar.
Pharmaceutical group Novo removed its leader following a steep drop in share value, increasing competition in the obesity drug market, and reduced profit forecasts, raising concerns about the firm’s future performance.
After a backlash over proposed winter fuel payment cuts, the PM has indicated a possible rethink, while the Labour leader has made clear he does not rule out backing changes to support those affected.
Pub operators are recommending a 3pm outdoors break on warm afternoons, expecting it to help both staff morale and business revenue.
Keir Starmer has welcomed a refreshed Brexit strategy encompassing a youth mobility scheme for younger Europeans, while The PM maintains it will not reintroduce free movement.
The PM is reportedly considering a reversal on planned cuts to winter fuel allowances, following significant criticism over the impact on older people.
A senior figure has signalled that Britain intends to strengthen its ties with the EU, emphasising a more cooperative approach to trade and diplomacy that could yield expanded opportunities and a renewed sense of partnership.
Banks caution that planned adjustments to the tax-free ISA allowance could harm savers and fail to boost growth, prompting calls to protect the existing benefits.
Under proposals being reviewed, parking fines could rise by up to 75% in England and Wales, prompting criticism that drivers would be penalised more harshly than shoplifters and raising concerns over councils possibly using the increased revenue to ease financial pressures.