Times

The Times reports that numerous business leaders are endorsing Labour in the upcoming general election, advocating for a “new outlook”.

The Times reports on Labour’s proposed 100-day ‘security sprint’ to review UK threats, aiming to reassure voters of their dedication to national security.

The Times reveals a planned £116 reduction in the energy price cap, a move the Tories may exploit in the election campaign.

The Times reports on Rishi Sunak’s unexpected decision to call a general election, a move that shocked his own cabinet.

The Times reports on police being instructed to limit arrests due to prison place shortages.

The Times highlights demands for corporate manslaughter charges against Whitehall departments due to the infected blood scandal.

The Times reports on the Labour Party’s plans to simplify gender change procedures if they win the upcoming general election.

The Times reports on government plans to shield teachers from blasphemy claims by religious groups.

The Times highlights the plight of hospitals struggling to cope with patient influx despite increased funding and staffing.