Daily Telegraph

Starmer has caved to internal rebels on benefits, prompting the PM to amend disability payments in order to avoid a damaging Commons defeat.

Starmer is expected to soften his position on the welfare Bill, aiming to quell internal party discontent while the PM reportedly stands ready to take advantage of any shift.

British jets will carry nuclear warheads, marking a return to Cold War-style deterrence as the defence strategy signals a need for heightened security measures and underscores the UK’s preparedness against potential threats.

After a brief but intense stand-off culminating in an intercepted strike on US facilities, a ceasefire has been agreed with Iran, while domestic debate intensifies over a proposed £40bn defence plan.

Plans are underway to implement nationwide genetic screening for newborns on the NHS, offering earlier identification and personalised care for serious health conditions.

The assisted dying Bill is facing a knife-edge vote as a number of Labour backbenchers switch their stance, urging colleagues to reject it.

A senior legal figure has cautioned that proposed measures involving Iran might be unlawful, advising the PM to confine any involvement strictly to assisting allies.

The US President threatened a forceful response against Iran, demanding an immediate halt to nuclear enrichment in a stark ultimatum that raises fresh concerns over regional stability.

Baroness Casey’s findings suggest that a significant portion of the latest grooming investigations involve asylum seekers who are not UK citizens, prompting intensified debate over immigration policy and community safety.