Observer

The PM is now considering reversing a controversial plan to reduce support for disabled people, following rigorous debates that reflect mounting pressure from within government and beyond.

Britons are reportedly struggling more than many others in the aftermath of the pandemic, with a slower-than-expected recovery, higher spending that has yet to yield clear benefits, and rising concerns over health and social inequalities.

Zelenskyy will be received by the Royal Family after upheaval in Washington, with the PM and European leaders gathering in London to reaffirm their collective resolve in supporting the war effort.

The PM has insisted that any negotiations regarding the war must keep Ukraine at the forefront, announcing tougher measures against Russia and reinforcing alliances with Western partners ahead of high-level talks with Trump.

The PM is set to attend a high-level European summit to discuss the US President’s latest plan, amid worries it may sideline key allies.

Labour is proposing a radical overhaul of the benefit system to end the all-or-nothing approach and encourage people back into work, with new measures designed to tackle rising unemployment and offer more flexible support for those seeking jobs.

Betting companies stand accused of exploiting personal data in personalised marketing aimed at individuals deemed vulnerable, prompting pressure in Britain and the wider West for stronger safeguards to protect those at risk.

Voters have expressed a preference for the UK to forge closer economic ties with Europe rather than align more closely with the United States, with Labour facing pressure to negotiate flexible arrangements that restore trade benefits lost due to Brexit.

Following the announcement of a temporary ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, families in Gaza are cautiously beginning to return home amid concerns over potential chaos and instability in the region.

The Labour Party has emphasised its commitment to prioritising children’s online safety and maintaining strict regulations, stating there will be no compromise or negotiation with major tech companies despite potential economic pressures, following remarks from prominent figures such as Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.