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The Times highlights plans for the NHS app to offer private treatment options to patients aiming to reduce waiting lists.

Headteachers tell The Times that AI is the major threat to education and criticise the government’s slow response.

The Times highlights the NHS’s critical reliance on foreign nurses, with two-thirds of hires being overseas since 2019.

The Times reports on a proposed £10bn plan by water companies to halt sewage spills nationwide, as the industry apologises for discharging waste into UK rivers.

The Times presents Labour leader’s pledge to permit more housing construction on the green belt.

According to The Times, a fifth of taxpayers will fall into the 40p tax band due to a six-year freeze on thresholds.

The Times reports that the Home Secretary warns Britain risks “forgetting how to do things for ourselves” due to reliance on foreign workers.

The Times features a warning from Sir James Dyson that Conservative policies are deterring investment in the science and technology sectors.

In The Times, supermarkets tell government ministers that food prices will drop in the coming months.

The Times reports on plans for thousands of hospital doctors to assist in GP surgeries to cut waiting times and create more appointments.