Labour is facing criticism for blocking a full public inquiry into grooming gangs, with concerns centred around accusations of racism and potential scrutiny of Keir Starmer’s previous role at the CPS.
A suspected IS cell is believed to be responsible for a tragic incident in New Orleans, resulting in the loss of ten lives, with authorities confirming the assailant was acting as part of a larger network.
Private schools are planning to challenge the Treasury’s approach to fees, with analysis indicating that parents could face an average increase of 10%.
The Prime Minister has knighted Sadiq Khan, which has led to accusations of favouritism and prioritising personal connections over national interest, as critics argue this decision rewards inadequate governance and performance.
The Education Secretary is conducting a review to introduce greater diversity into the national curriculum, aiming to address concerns that current subjects are predominantly monocultural.
Nigel Farage has expressed confidence that support from a US billionaire could significantly bolster the Reform party’s campaign against the Conservative Party, indicating that financial backing will play a vital role in upcoming political battles.
Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage are embroiled in a dispute over membership figures, with Badenoch accusing Farage’s Reform UK party of inflating numbers in its claim of surpassing the Conservatives.
Ministers are considering tougher penalties to make prosecutions easier when foxes are harmed through recklessness.
Managers at Royal Mail have been accused of instructing postal workers to falsely report delivered parcels in order to meet performance targets and secure bonus payouts, raising concerns over the integrity of delivery data and employee practices.
Lord Mandelson is anticipated to collaborate with Nigel Farage to assist in Donald Trump’s campaign for improved US-UK relations, raising concerns within Labour about the potential elevation of right-wing influences.