Sunday Times

A significant increase has been observed in the number of pupils receiving additional time for exams, with figures quadrupling over the past decade as more parents seek this support and those from private schools showing a higher likelihood of receiving it.

Pressure is mounting on Keir Starmer to dismiss a minister following revelations about the financial dealings of the Siddiq family, with a Bangladeshi leader condemning the situation as ‘plain robbery’.

The PM has been urged to increase defence spending amid concerns that the UK’s current defences may be vulnerable to ballistic missile threats, with alerts emphasising the necessity for robust measures to protect against potential strikes.

Intelligence documents found in Syria have unveiled extensive surveillance practices under Assad’s regime, involving family members and civilians, revealing the deeply embedded nature of state monitoring and the manipulation of individuals’ lives.

Saudi Arabia issued multiple warnings to Germany prior to a tragic incident involving a market attacker that resulted in the deaths of five individuals, including a nine-year-old child.

Questions have been raised about the depth of influence exerted by an alleged Chinese intelligence operative, who reportedly met with former British prime ministers, sparking concerns over potential security breaches at high levels of government.

Rebel forces have advanced into Damascus, signalling a critical juncture for Assad’s regime as his troops reportedly abandon positions in the Syrian capital.

Ministers in Britain are warning that proposed legislation concerning the terminally ill could lead to increased pressure on courts and the NHS, potentially causing further delays in services.

A recent poll reveals that two-thirds of the population support reform on assisted dying, although the justice secretary has expressed concerns about potential risks.