The PM and Chancellor have issued bleak warnings about potential tax increases and difficult economic choices ahead, as concerns grow over the state of the economy and the political direction of the country.
Labour has accused Reform UK of promoting divisive policies, with Sir Keir Starmer denouncing Nigel Farage’s approach as immoral and Lisa Nandy warning such a vote could erode Britain’s cultural foundations.
Liam Gallagher has hinted that there will be more Oasis concerts in the UK next year, sparking excitement among fans.
The Chancellor is set to announce a policy guaranteeing jobs, training, or apprenticeships for unemployed 18 to 21-year-olds who have been on universal credit for 18 months, with those refusing suitable offers potentially facing benefit reductions.
Keir Starmer has faced criticism for describing Reform’s immigration proposals as racist, prompting accusations that he has insulted millions of voters concerned about border policies.
The Home Secretary will set out plans to prevent migrants from settling in the UK if they are reliant on state benefits, insisting that newcomers must contribute economically or risk losing the right to remain.
Migrants will need to prove they meet new good citizenship standards, such as volunteering or speaking English to a high level, in order to stay in the UK under tougher immigration measures proposed by the Home Secretary.
The PM has warned that Reform’s proposed migration policies risk causing deep divisions within Britain, urging a rethink to protect the cohesion and values of the country.
Labour is set to announce a commitment to provide paid employment opportunities for all unemployed young people aged 16 to 24 who are on benefits, with the intention of ensuring no potential is wasted and introducing consequences for those who decline the offers.
Unpredictable policy changes and abrupt shifts in regulatory direction in the US are prompting international companies to reconsider their strategies, with particular concerns over new restrictions impacting investment flows, staffing, and business plans around the world.