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The Times features Diabetes UK research suggesting a “soup and shake” diet may lead to long-lasting reversal of type 2 diabetes.

A UK security chief warns of a “epoch-defining” challenge from China in the Times.

Rishi Sunak will say that adults who do not understand basic mathematics ought to be embarrassed. 

The Times reports a crisis in the nursing sector, in which junior doctors propose joint walkouts, fueling fears about safety in the NHS. 

According to the Times, nursing unions are set to reject the government’s final pay offer, resulting in another wave of strikes.

MP’s fear US intelligence files leaked on social media put British lives at risk, reports the Times.

As President Biden touched down in Belfast for a much-anticipated trip, he promised to “keep the peace.”

According to The Times, junior doctors’ four-day strike will cause disruption and delays to NHS services for a month.

In the Times, Labour will launch more advertisements attacking Rishi Sunak for crashing the economy, as well as for raising mortgage and council tax rates.

According to The Times, fifty local authorities are scrapping housing targets amid government reforms that are creating a “nimby’s charter.”