Guardian

The Guardian states that the Treasury has confirmed no additional funds for the education budget to address repairs and closures following the RAAC controversy.

The Guardian reports that thousands of English students may need to take online classes as the government orders the closure of over 100 schools with potentially collapsing concrete buildings.

The Guardian details a welcomed decision to force witnesses to testify in the Lucy Letby murder inquiry.

An influential group of MPs has urged Britain to adopt a stricter stance on China regarding its human rights abuses, reports The Guardian.

Michael Gove is planning to dismantle water pollution regulations that housebuilders claim worsen England’s housing crisis, reveals The Guardian.

The Guardian features studies linking ultra-processed foods to cardiovascular risks.

The British Museum’s director steps down amid allegations of artefact thefts, as reported by The Guardian.

The Guardian suggests US authorities believe an intentional blast likely led to the plane crash killing Wagner’s Yevgeny Prigozhin.

The Guardian highlights a fiery plane crash image and hints Prigozhin’s military feud might’ve provoked Russian retaliation.

The Guardian features pleas from the parents of one of Letby’s victims, who felt the hospital brushed aside their questions about the nurse’s actions.