Angela Rayner faces possible dismissal from her roles following an investigation by the PM’s ethics adviser regarding the handling of financial matters related to a property, with the outcome expected imminently.
The PM is considering digital identity cards for everyone in the UK, aiming to address concerns over irregular immigration across the Channel and to make it more challenging for people to find unauthorised work.
Szoboszlai scored a remarkable goal to secure Liverpool’s victory over Arsenal, delivering a standout moment in the match.
Reform UK has taken a substantial 15-point polling lead over Labour, raising prospects of a significant electoral breakthrough for the party and putting pressure on Labour amid ongoing debates over immigration and government policy.
A new EU levy on energy use is expected to increase costs for British consumers and businesses from January, undermining the Shadow Chancellor’s ambitions for improved trade relations with Europe.
Labour MPs are facing mounting pressure over record asylum claims, as concerns grow among backbenchers and local authorities about the Government’s handling of migrant accommodation and border policies.
Several Labour councils are considering further legal action against the use of hotels for asylum seekers following a court ruling, while the government seeks alternative accommodation and faces internal party criticism over its asylum policies.
Trump, hosting Zelensky in Washington with seven European leaders including Starmer, insisted a swift settlement to the war is still attainable through multinational security guarantees for Kyiv while Western partners reaffirmed steadfast opposition to Russian aggression.
Ministers are examining plans to peg tuition fees to inflation, meaning charges could climb by £250 to £9,800 next year and perhaps hit £10,000 by 2027, as vice-chancellors caution that several universities may struggle to stay solvent without the extra revenue.
