Labour is initiating a programme using weight-loss injections designed to assist unemployed individuals in returning to work, as part of broader welfare reforms aimed at addressing health-related employment barriers and economic inactivity.
The Labour Party has announced a new initiative to provide free breakfast for all primary school children, aiming to improve student concentration and performance by ensuring no child starts the day hungry.
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, secured cabinet approval for a US-backed ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah, set to begin at 4am local time, following diplomatic pressure from President Biden.
Vauxhall’s recent announcement to close a plant, affecting over 1,000 jobs, has sparked discussions about the impact of the government’s electric vehicle targets on the automotive industry, with concerns that the industry’s rapid transition to electric vehicles is leading to significant investment and supply chain challenges, threatening UK manufacturing jobs.
Joe Biden has announced a significant ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah, which has been praised as a “historic” end to a prolonged conflict, while Israeli PM Netanyahu endorsed the truce despite facing opposition from far-right factions.
Labour’s net-zero policy faces turmoil as adjustments to electric vehicle sales targets are anticipated, following the closure of a Vauxhall factory which has been attributed to environmental objectives.
Families are experiencing a significant increase in the cost of Christmas dinner to £50 due to what is described as a budgetary mishap, leading to a rise in festive food prices.
Donald Trump has expressed interest in involving Hulk Hogan in his political team, highlighting the former president’s continued unconventional approach to politics.
Amid rising concerns of an economic conflict, Mexico, Canada, and China have warned of potential damage following Trump’s announcement of punitive tariffs, which he argues are necessary for protecting US interests, drawing criticism from international trade partners who describe the move as irresponsible and foresee increased costs in sectors like petrol.
