Reform UK’s proposal to recoup billions by restricting access to welfare payments for EU citizens has sparked debate, with questions arising about the practicality, legality, and broader economic implications of such changes.
Experts have cautioned that dementia must become an urgent NHS focus, otherwise patients risk missing out on important advances in care.
Seven charities have severed ties with the Duchess of York following the release of her emails, increasing pressure on the King to consider her future role within the royal family.
Nigel Farage has put forward proposals to remove indefinite leave to remain for overseas health workers, prompting concern that thousands of essential NHS staff could face deportation and raising fears over the impact on staffing in healthcare and other sectors.
Rachel Reeves has been advised by a Labour-aligned think tank to replace the National Insurance cut with an income tax rise targeting pensioners, in order to improve public finances.
Reform’s proposed abolition of indefinite leave to remain has been criticised as unworkable, with experts, charities, and employers warning it would disrupt the economy, break up families, and is based on flawed projections.
Nigel Farage’s party plans to end indefinite leave to remain for migrants, a move which could result in long-term UK residents being deported and families being separated, drawing criticism over potential labour shortages and economic risks.
Concerns have been raised that a new betting tax proposed by the Chancellor could push customers towards less regulated bookmakers, with the head of a leading betting industry body warning it may negatively impact both punters and the sector.
Nvidia has lined up a potential $100 billion investment to take a major stake in OpenAI, pledging to supply millions of AI chips and build data centres to power its ambitious growth.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has proposed scrapping indefinite leave to remain, aiming to deport up to 800,000 legal immigrants settled under post-Brexit rules and prompting cross-party condemnation.