The White House has warned the PM that the UK’s decision to drop an alleged China‑linked espionage case risks damaging intelligence sharing, after a minister said the move aimed to preserve relations with Beijing.
The Chancellor signalled she will plug a fiscal black hole by raising taxes on the better‑off, pledging to shield working families and prioritise stability in the public finances.
A former rock band frontman serving time was killed in prison after an incident with another inmate, and authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances and any security issues.
Gordon Brown urges voters to reject Reform’s proposed £270bn cuts to public services, warning the plans would harm children and pensioners.
A former rock singer serving a long sentence for serious offences was killed in prison during an incident with another inmate, prompting an official investigation into security and supervision at the facility.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is weighing £7bn pensions tax changes to plug a budget gap, with possible rises on contributions and withdrawals drawing warnings over the impact on workers and retirees already squeezed by inflation and higher energy and food bills.
Families in Gaza City are trying to return to damaged homes and restart daily life, but shortages of water, power and shelter persist as aid access and basic services remain limited.
Paul Gascoigne says he realised at the altar that marrying Sheryl was a mistake, reflecting on a turbulent relationship and its consequences in a new memoir.
Families led a mass rally demanding the immediate return of hostages and a definitive agreement to bring them home, as authorities moved to facilitate an anticipated prisoner exchange.