The PM’s new pledge to cut immigration “significantly” and halt fears of an “island of strangers” has been greeted with scepticism, as many insist that genuine action must follow these repeated promises.

A new plan proposes extending the wait to ten years before migrants can gain British citizenship, with the Opposition facing accusations of merely “pretending to be tough” amid the ruling party’s stricter stance on immigration.

Increasing availability of weight loss treatments could deliver a projected £4.5bn boost to national productivity, helping more people return to work and improving overall economic performance.

Critics claim the trade arrangement negotiated by Starmer disadvantages Britain, sparking concern over reduced tariffs on American goods without reciprocal concessions.