Alex Scott expressed disappointment that partner Jess Glynne wasn’t there to greet her after she became the first campmate voted out of I’m A Celebrity. She said it has been a difficult period for them and she had expected to see her at the exit.

Rachel Reeves says Wednesday’s Budget will focus on easing the cost‑of‑living squeeze, prioritising support for working families. She plans measures to cut NHS waiting lists and lower the national debt, arguing stability and growth should underpin decisions.

Angela Rayner, former Deputy PM, says she’ll keep championing constituents from the back benches, urging Labour to focus on everyday concerns and drop “arrogant tittle‑tattle”. She calls for unity after the reshuffle and vows to push for fair pay, strong public services and living‑cost support.

Ministers will award a new medal to veterans of the UK’s Cold War nuclear tests, recognising their service. Campaigners welcome the step but warn some groups remain excluded, urging inclusive criteria and better health and pension support.