The Government’s deferral of the proposed assisted dying legislation until 2029 casts serious doubt on its future, prompting divisions among supporters and sceptics alike over whether the Bill can ever be made workable.
A high-profile donor is reportedly under pressure to complete mandatory training to retain their honour, prompting a heated free speech debate and accusations of political revenge.
Heathrow faced fresh scrutiny after it emerged that two fully operational substations, as stated by the National Grid leader, could have kept the airport running during the recent power issues, prompting concerns over its preparedness.
A substation blast triggered a major power failure at Heathrow, bringing flights to a standstill and prompting Miliband to call the airport vulnerable, sparking urgent debates over infrastructure security.
The official growth outlook has been cut in half, dealing a blow to the PM’s standing as commentators cite increased taxes and global pressures for causing the downgrade.
Labour will not require police to record biological sex and will allow criminals to declare their own gender, prompting debate around crime statistics.
A prominent head of state dismissed a suggested easing of tensions from a former US President, reiterating ongoing plans while Britain and its partners maintain their steadfast position.
The Tory leader has announced that reaching net zero by 2050 is unfeasible without risking the nation’s economic stability, prompting a call to abandon the target.
Phillipson is under scrutiny from a former Ofsted leader, who accuses the Education Secretary of eroding the current schooling framework by siding too closely with union demands.
A foreign leader’s dismissal of a notable transatlantic proposal has prompted the Opposition leader to demand an end to provocative manoeuvres, while the PM emphasises the importance of unified alliances ahead of a key international summit.