Times

The Times reveals Labour’s pledge to double diagnostic scanners in hospitals, warning the NHS to “modernise or die”.

The Times reveals that prosecutors are considering the legalisation of assisted deaths for terminally ill patients.

The Times reports Rishi Sunak’s pledge to disrupt the “old consensus” in UK politics, likening himself to Margaret Thatcher.

The Times covers Suella Braverman’s speech on migration issues at the Conservative conference, criticising celebrity opposition.

The Times reports on the Prime Minister’s decision to scrap the northern section of HS2.

The Times reports a doctor receiving £7,900 for a single shift during an NHS strike.

The Times reports on Jeremy Hunt’s commitment to halt the relentless rise in taxes through public service and benefits reform.

The Times reports on the Institute for Fiscal Studies’ analysis indicating a £3,500 cost to households due to tax increases over the past four years.

The Times reveals Downing Street’s approval for Suella Braverman to hint at a possible exit from the European Convention on Human Rights.

The Times highlights Suella Braverman’s assertion that rapid immigration is a significant threat to Western lifestyle.