Daily Mirror

A new report censures the Tories for catastrophic policy missteps said to have caused preventable care home deaths, prompting demands for greater accountability.

Britain is bracing for an intense heatwave, with scorching temperatures soaring to around 35°C and prompting warnings for sunseekers and vulnerable individuals.

A grieving father has honoured his academically gifted son’s memory, praising his kindness and resilience, as the perpetrator received a lengthy prison term, reflecting the family’s resolve to respond with love and dignity.

The PM has made significant concessions on PIP reforms to address concerns raised by his own MPs, aiming to reduce the impact on claimants while maintaining party unity.

A formal investigation is underway after several fatalities were reportedly linked to popular weight-loss injections, with experts examining potential pancreatic complications and urging caution among those considering such treatments.

The PM has urged Britain to brace for possible conflict on home soil, unveiling a defence plan that includes acquiring nuclear-capable aircraft and denouncing overseas aggression, whilst a high-profile US figure vents anger over a collapsed Middle East ceasefire.

Iran launched missiles at a US site in Qatar, provided limited warning beforehand, and was met with remarks from the US President accusing the official response of being too weak while regional tensions simmer.

An American strike on Iranian facilities has spurred global anxiety over a potential escalation, with Starmer calling for calm, the PM pledging urgent talks to secure a peaceful outcome, and allied nations braced for Tehran’s response.

MPs have approved a historic measure to allow assisted dying, prompting relief among supporters who view it as a vital step towards choice for those with terminal conditions.

A disgraced entertainer has acknowledged he remains a danger to minors, conceding that his release from custody is unsuitable due to ongoing fears about his behaviour.