Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph reports that P&O Ferries’ owner has cancelled the £1bn expansion of London Gateway port, marking a significant setback for Labour.

A proposal involving private hospitals aims to support the NHS by potentially reducing waiting lists for 2.5 million patients with a £1 billion initiative that could commence within weeks.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned of an impending £25 billion tax increase, with concerns that it could lead to financial challenges similar to those experienced under previous administrations.

The Chancellor is considering reducing the amount allowed for tax-free pension withdrawals to £100,000 following suggestions from think tanks, which could potentially impact retirement planning for many individuals.

An Albanian individual, previously removed from the UK, has utilised a legal provision under the European Convention on Human Rights to remain in the country, prompting discussions on the effectiveness of current immigration laws.

Sue Gray, an adviser known for her role in the election success, has been removed as the Prime Minister reshapes the core team at Downing Street.

A proposed £2 billion cut in foreign aid by Rachel Reeves has triggered a rebellion within the Cabinet, with prominent figures like David Lammy opposing the move and warning of its detrimental impact on global aid efforts.

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called for a public referendum on the UK’s relationship with the European Convention on Human Rights, arguing for a national debate on human rights legislation.

The UK military’s current capacity to defend allies is questioned, as concerns are raised about inadequate resources to counter potential missile threats and defend naval assets.

Tensions have escalated in the Middle East as Iran launched a series of missile attacks on Israel, targeting major cities such as Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, prompting international concern and reactions from global leaders.