As the upcoming Budget introduces significant tax measures, a poll indicates that the Conservatives have gained an advantage over Labour regarding family financial trust, marking a shift in voter sentiment not seen since Boris Johnson’s tenure as Prime Minister.
The controversy intensifies around the Home Secretary due to the use of a taxpayer-funded motorcade for a pop star, as it emerges that the government’s chief law officer allegedly influenced police decisions regarding security arrangements.
A report has highlighted concerns about the Prevent programme, which aims to counter extremism, suggesting it may have lost its focus, leading to a controversial situation where teenage boys are investigated for inappropriate remarks in schools.
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson claims that COVID-19 originated from a Chinese laboratory rather than through animal-to-human transmission in a Wuhan market, rejecting previous theories and openly blaming Beijing.
UK Prime Minister and Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, Sue Gray, attended a Tottenham Hotspur match with a lobbyist who supported the failed football Super League and advises major tech companies, shortly after the “Wardrobegate” incident.
A highly controversial bill to legalise assisted dying is set to be expedited through Parliament within the coming weeks, prompting significant public and political debate.
The exodus of high earners and the imposition of new property taxes has prompted warnings that the Chancellor’s approach in the upcoming Budget could negatively affect Britain’s tax policies.
Prince Harry has sought advice from former aides in Britain on how to return from the United States after spending the past four years in self-imposed exile in California.
Kirstie Allsopp has revealed to the Mail on Sunday that a social worker raised concerns about her 15-year-old son’s overseas trip with a friend.
Keir Starmer is facing criticism for allegedly capitulating to union demands, which is expected to result in a £14 billion bill, primarily burdening taxpayers.