The BBC is under scrutiny for allowing Gregg Wallace to remain on air despite receiving at least four warnings about alleged inappropriate behaviour, leading to intense pressure on the organisation to address the situation.
MPs have voted in favour of a controversial Bill to legalise assisted dying, passing the first stage by a narrow majority of 55 votes, which marks a potential shift in end-of-life care and has raised significant ethical and legal debates.
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh is facing pressure following revelations of a past fraud conviction related to misleading the police about a stolen mobile phone, prompting discussions about her position within the government.
In a major speech, Kemi Badenoch emphasised a robust new approach to immigration, asserting that the UK is not merely a temporary refuge, but a permanent home, pledging to overhaul what she described as a “broken” system.
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.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has ruled out future tax increases, emphasizing that the public sector must adhere to budget constraints, amid criticism from the CBI regarding the impact of Labour’s financial policies on businesses.
The GMB union, a key supporter of the Labour Party, is facing serious allegations of bullying and harassment involving female representatives, raising concerns about its internal culture and governance.
The UK’s private sector is experiencing a downturn following the introduction of the Labour Party’s budget, with business leaders expressing concern over its potential impact on economic growth and resilience.
Ed Miliband is reportedly revisiting plans for a ‘green tax’ on boilers, aiming to push manufacturers towards meeting climate change targets through the increased installation of heat pumps.
Up to twelve British-made Storm Shadow missiles were reportedly launched into Russian territory by Ukrainian forces, marking the first use of UK weapons in Russia since 1919.