2025-02-11
Guardian Front Page 11th of February 2025
A new proposal to remove the High Court’s signoff requirement from an assisted dying bill aims to simplify the process, sparking debate over ethical safeguards.
A new proposal to remove the High Court’s signoff requirement from an assisted dying bill aims to simplify the process, sparking debate over ethical safeguards.
A former envoy contends that official procedures for selling arms have been manipulated to conceal potential breaches of international obligations, provoking accusations of complicity and calls for greater transparency.
Faced with a rate cut and warnings of stagflation undermining growth plans, Reeves’s proposals have encountered a damaging setback while the PM proclaims the economy can be bolstered within six months.
Donald Trump’s proposed plan for Gaza has provoked widespread condemnation from global figures, including Britain, Ukraine and other Western allies.
Labour MPs have urged Starmer to adopt a stricter stance on immigration, emphasising the need to safeguard Britain’s interests and maintain alignment with the West amid broader international tensions.
Keir Starmer is encountering internal opposition within the Labour Party regarding the decision to support a significant oilfield project, as some MPs argue it conflicts with climate commitments and are urging a reconsideration of the stance.
Tariffs imposed by Trump have sparked fears of a global trade war, as markets prepare for potential repercussions and countries like Canada, Mexico, and China consider retaliatory measures.
A ceasefire has allowed some respite for Palestinians, as many return to find their homes devastated, facing ongoing challenges in a war-torn landscape.
Women in England and Wales are facing a significant increase in violent incidents, according to an oversight body that criticised the government’s inadequate response and inefficient spending aimed at addressing the issue.