Times

The Times reports on Rishi Sunak’s renewed efforts to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda for processing.

The Times reports a lack of trust in police officers among the majority of Britons to solve crimes.

The Times highlights potential government plans to reduce stamp duty in the upcoming autumn statement.

The Times reveals that the Prime Minister is considering revoking doctors’ authority to issue sick notes due to concerns over excessive benefits spending.

The Times reports a setback to hopes for major pre-election interest rate cuts due to slower-than-expected inflation decline.

The Times reports on the police’s broad investigation into several allegations against Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner.

The Times reports on the Prime Minister’s refusal to blacklist Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps due to diplomatic concerns.

The Times reports on Israel’s vow for revenge amidst escalating Middle East tensions as global calls for peace mount.

The Times reports on the increased strain on Sir Keir Starmer as police probe allegations of electoral law violations by Angela Rayner.

The Times uncovers a whistleblower’s claim that senior hospital consultants ignored patient safety warnings at the Royal Sussex County Hospital.