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Ministers are drawing up plans for real-terms benefits cuts to help fund the spending laid out in the mini-budget, the Times reports. The paper says that, under the plans, benefit payments would increase in line with earnings instead of inflation, a change that would bring £5bn in savings. It also reports that the results of its YouGov poll have left some Tory MPs “openly speculating that Truss will not be in Downing Street at the end of the year”.

Times Front Page 17th of July 2025

MPs are outraged that sensitive intelligence about the Afghan collapse, including warnings of Taliban reprisals and failures in evacuation planning, was withheld from the ISC, raising serious concerns about ministerial transparency and parliamentary oversight.

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Times Front Page 16th of July 2025

A MoD leak that exposed personal details of around 100,000 Afghans who had helped British forces triggered a covert legal clampdown, sparked ministerial apologies and prompted a £7 billion plan to bring thousands to safety in the UK to shield them from Taliban reprisals.

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Times Front Page 15th of July 2025

Confidence in the corporation’s leadership has been questioned after a string of editorial and governance lapses, prompting the culture secretary to seek firm reassurances on accountability and standards from the BBC director-general.

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Times Front Page 14th of July 2025

Medical breakthroughs are propelling cancer treatment towards a pivotal era, with experts predicting that innovative therapies and advances in genetic technology will transform care and improve patient outcomes.

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