Metro

The PM and President Macron are uniting to reinforce Europe’s role in the war, committing support to allies and standing firm against escalating threats.

Rachel Reeves has come under pressure after announcing £2bn in defence spending alongside welfare cuts that critics say will leave 250,000 more people in poverty, fuelling public anger and protests over Labour’s economic direction.

A phone app mishap in Washington laid bare confidential plans and harsh opinions of Europe, leading the US President to endorse a contentious figure as a “good man”, sparking widespread debate.

During the ongoing war in Ukraine, a hospital was bombed, causing multiple injuries and prompting strong condemnation from Britain, the PM, and the West, who firmly oppose Russia’s aggression.

Starmer has issued a £1.6billion ultimatum to councils, compelling them to accurately tally and swiftly address deteriorating road conditions or risk losing vital funds.

The police are implementing a focused approach to identify and track the top 100 individuals posing the greatest risk to women, reflecting a renewed commitment to making the capital safer through targeted interventions.

A man who prepared a lethal plan targeting a school has been jailed following a police intervention that uncovered his intentions, prompting renewed discussion about public safety measures.

Facing strong resistance from within Parliament, the Government has reversed its planned overhaul of disability

A report warns that an estimated £17 billion is needed to fix the nation’s deteriorating roads, highlighting serious safety risks and calling for substantial, sustained investment to address infrastructure shortfalls.

Streeting asserts that some medical professionals are too quick to diagnose mental health conditions, pledging to help individuals back into employment amid looming benefit changes and signs of discord within his party.