Times

Eight Israeli soldiers have died in a confrontation with Hezbollah forces, following an ambush by guerrilla forces sent to dismantle a tunnel network in Lebanon.

The Times reports that Iran launched a missile attack on Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and other Israeli cities on Tuesday night following Israel’s first military operation in Lebanon in 18 years.

Migrants will face extended stays in hotels for up to three years due to delays in processing asylum applications, leading to higher-than-expected costs borne by the Home Office.

The Times reports that Israel appears to be preparing for a ground invasion of Lebanon, with hundreds of tanks gathering near its northern border.

The Times reports that tuition fees will increase with inflation and maintenance grants will be reinstated for the neediest students.

Rachel Reeves has outlined plans to change the government’s borrowing rules to offset assets and potentially free up £50 billion, which would be used for investment in infrastructure, housing, and green energy projects.

Ministers are planning to implement a system inspired by Texas that allows inmates to earn points for participating in activities, which can be used to reduce their sentences.

The Times reports the prime minister has warned the nation of impending tax increases in next month’s budget.

Labour is set to introduce new measures to tackle benefit fraud, which will grant investigators the authority to access suspects’ bank details and seize property.

The UK Chancellor has issued a warning about the country’s economic situation, asserting that failure to accept upcoming challenges could lead to severe consequences.