Highlighting the urgent need for greater protection, the PM pledged to use every tool available to halve assaults on women and girls, bolstering the network of safe houses so victims are never forced to choose between danger and destitution.
A catastrophic MoD email blunder has exposed the names and contact details of UK special forces personnel still stranded in Afghanistan, leaving them fearing for their safety under Taliban rule.
Aristocrat Constance Marten and her partner Mark Gordon were convicted of manslaughter by gross negligence, after fleeing with their newborn to live off-grid in freezing conditions that led to the infant’s death.
A former Tory justice secretary has criticised indefinite public protection jail terms as overbearing and unfair, warning that the state is failing to offer proper rehabilitation.
Pollsters warn the PM’s newly announced migration arrangement, widely viewed as little more than a superficial headline-grab, is unlikely to sway voters.
Emmanuel Macron has urged closer cooperation between Britain and France to safeguard regional stability, boost post-Brexit collaboration, and address the Channel migrant situation, praising the PM for efforts on defence and prosperity in Europe.
Experts warn of a worsening illicit substance crisis in prisons, with a surge in criminal activity fuelled by a more lucrative and diverse drugs market.
Lord O’Neill, an ex-Treasury minister, warns Reeves may have to abandon her promise not to raise taxes for working people or risk sacrificing the government’s other priorities.
Marking the PM’s first year in power, the government’s landslide win paved the way for a new NHS plan, boosted defence spending to support Britain and its Western allies in the war, and triggered multiple U-turns, ministerial departures, and welfare rebellions.
Brushing aside her Commons tears as “personal reasons,” the Chancellor presented a united front with the PM while launching a 10-year NHS plan, signalling Labour’s commitment to healthcare improvements despite recent tensions.