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Labour’s Rachel Reeves plans to impose a 20% VAT on private school fees in her first Budget if she becomes Chancellor, though its implementation will be delayed until 2025 to close any loopholes.

The i reports that Kremlin-backed hackers were responsible for this month’s NHS cyber attack, with warnings of more attacks potentially occurring over the next year.

The i reports that the Conservatives are searching for the insider who leaked the general election date, with 66% of the public deeming the bets on the election “unacceptable”.

Both major UK political parties, the Tories and Labour, have not dismissed the possibility of up to 10 different tax increases following the general election, with the Institute for Fiscal Studies urging transparency from leaders regarding potential tax changes.

The i newspaper reports that Rishi Sunak is under mounting pressure to address allegations against Conservative Party members regarding bets on the general election’s timing.

The National Trust is calling on UK political leaders to pledge support for protecting rivers from illegal sewage dumping and other forms of pollution, as part of their campaign to save Britain’s rivers.

A betting scandal has disrupted the Conservative campaign, causing concerns that additional names may be revealed in connection to the controversy.

The i highlights a YouGov poll predicting the Conservatives’ worst defeat in 200 years, with only 108 seats expected.

The British Government is engaged in confidential discussions concerning financial difficulties at the IT company Atos, raising concerns about potential disruptions to benefits assessments, NHS services, and tax refunds.

Nigel Farage has admitted that it is “impossible” to know if the Reform Party would be able to keep its low-tax pledge, due to the difficulty in accurately predicting the future state of public finances.