Amid a painful legacy attributed to the Tories, which has left one in four five-year-olds suffering tooth decay, the minister has vowed to restore vital dental services and bring the system back on its feet.
Proposed changes to legislation on assisted dying have prompted MPs to reconsider their positions in light of altered provisions, with particular attention on safeguarding concerns.
Labour’s prospective borders watchdog has proposed working remotely from Finland, prompting Tories to label the plan “totally ludicrous.”
Over 30 banks have cut savings rates despite the recent interest rate shift, while the first mortgage deals have dropped below 4%, prompting both anxiety for savers and cautious optimism for homeowners.
A high-profile individual contends that Europe’s ability to safeguard its interests hinges on backing from a key former US leader, underscoring the importance of strong Western alliances.
A judicial ruling has granted Gazans the right to settle in Britain under a scheme originally designed for those fleeing war, prompting officials to warn of a potential surge in arrivals and reigniting debate over immigration measures.
Prominent campaigners are urging MPs to support new measures for assisted dying, which they assert include robust safeguards to protect vulnerable people while allowing those with terminal conditions greater autonomy.
Thousands of new files have emerged concerning a high-profile political assassination, following a prominent individual’s vow to unveil every detail, thereby renewing public scrutiny of the long-standing official narrative.
Trades associated with Trump have encountered setbacks as the dollar weakens and bond yields dip, inflation worries subside, and investors shift focus to broader economic consequences.
The Commissioner condemns the current barrier preventing immediate dismissal of certain officers for misconduct, calling for urgent reform to uphold public trust.