Prince Andrew will not face charges following the closure of a US inquiry into the disgraced financier’s associates, prompting outrage among those who feel their pursuit of justice has been curtailed.
The PM aims to finalise a reciprocal pact with France to send back certain Channel arrivals while accepting those with family ties in Britain, hoping to deter unregulated crossings and streamline asylum procedures.
New measures are set to prohibit certain non-disclosure agreements that prevent employees from voicing workplace harassment or discrimination, enabling greater transparency and protection for those who come forward.
The PM is set to press President Macron for the return of £771 million reportedly spent on preventing Channel crossings, amid growing questions over whether French security efforts have delivered sufficient results.
The King is set to highlight shared interests with France by advocating deeper cooperation on migration and other mutual concerns, while political figures work to maintain a key returns deal aimed at managing cross-Channel challenges.
A new invention provides real-time alerts for excessive alcohol consumption, prompting individuals to recognise when they should slow down and potentially reducing the impact of overindulgence.
Labour’s pledge to build 1.5 million new homes is under fire, with critics condemning it as “hypocrisy” after some in the party reportedly opposed local developments while championing a sweeping nationwide target.
Following a backbench rebellion that forced a U-turn on planned welfare measures, official figures reveal that 50,000 children and 50,000 adults will now be lifted out of poverty, with the Chancellor warning that new taxes may be needed to cover the shortfall in public finances.
After the verdict, an ex-partner alleged several attempts on his life involving toxic fungi, prompting closer scrutiny of previously concealed details.
Trump has announced a three-week reprieve on implementing reciprocal trade tariffs, deferring new levies until August and causing ongoing market apprehension, with Japan and South Korea among nations facing potential 25% rates.