Times

The Times highlights new gambling regulations, noting that young adults will face curbs, including new maximum stakes, to prevent addiction.

The Times reveals that nearly 60 former sub-postmasters have passed away without receiving compensation after being falsely accused in the Horizon IT scandal.

The Times highlights the prime minister’s warning of a critical 24 hours ahead as stranded Brits leave Sudan on evacuation flights.

The Times covers the race against time to save 4,000 British passport holders stranded amidst fighting in Sudan.

The Times states Diane Abbott’s future in Labour Party is uncertain after suspension for remarks comparing Jewish prejudice to that faced by “redheads.”

The Times reports Dominic Raab’s resignation as Deputy PM, attributing it to a “tyranny of subjective hurt feelings” amid bullying complaints.

The Times reports that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was “agonising” over the decision to dismiss Dominic Raab, as he required more time to assess alleged bullying claims.

Rishi Sunak yields to right-wing Tory MPs, restricting judges from blocking migrant deportations amid Channel crossing legislation.

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.