The Russian government has lowered the threshold for using nuclear weapons following Ukraine’s deployment of long-range missiles, sparking concerns over potential escalation and international security implications.
Tensions escalate as Vladimir Putin issues a warning of a heightened nuclear threat, following the use of American-supplied missiles that have reached Russia amidst the ongoing Ukraine crisis.
Moscow has warned of potential nuclear retaliation following Ukraine’s use of long-range rockets into Russian territory, marking an escalation in the ongoing conflict.
Growing tensions have emerged due to concerns over Russia’s alleged hybrid warfare tactics against Western nations, following the USA’s decision to allow Ukraine access to long-range missiles, with Russia promising an appropriate response.
Kemi Badenoch has expressed strong opposition to Labour’s proposed tax on farmers, arguing that it threatens the future of farming in Britain and could have severe consequences for upcoming generations.
Ukraine has launched US-supplied long-range missiles into Russia for the first time, following President Biden’s approval and prompting Moscow to assert it may consider a nuclear response to such attacks.
The government’s decision to reduce winter fuel payments is projected to push up to 100,000 pensioners into poverty, with critics highlighting that the modelling did not account for pension credit take-up efforts or the forthcoming increase in the state pension.
A severe cold snap, dropping temperatures to -11°C, has reportedly affected the sleep of seven million individuals, leaving many feeling exhausted and emotionally stressed.
The Prime Minister has stated that the BBC has shown support amid the inheritance tax controversy, as Labour MPs and farmers express dissatisfaction with the broadcaster’s perceived bias in handling the issue.
Jeremy Clarkson has joined a protest at Westminster, where he and many others are urging the government to reconsider a tax decision that could severely impact farmers.