MPs have been recalled to pass emergency measures safeguarding a major steel plant, with the PM warning that the nation’s economic security and thousands of jobs are on the line, and that nationalisation may be considered to protect essential industrial capacity.
Parliament has been called back to legislate on emergency measures aimed at safeguarding a troubled domestic steel manufacturer, with policymakers seeking to preserve jobs and maintain the country’s industrial backbone.
A figure linked to a former administration suggested carving up a disputed territory in the style of a once-divided European capital, prompting firm resistance from allied leaders who insist on unity and uphold Western principles.
A history teacher was detained for nearly eight hours, accused of theft after confiscating her children’s tablets, prompting public criticism of the police response.
Harry has alleged that his official protection was withdrawn to deter him from moving abroad, prompting questions over personal autonomy and the extent of taxpayer responsibility.
Critics question the PM’s latest honours list, suggesting that awarding peerages to certain party allies lacks sufficient merit and raises doubts about the integrity of the system.
A pet shop proprietor reportedly captured a suspect on CCTV attempting to pilfer valuable birds by hiding them in their clothing, sparking concerns over store security.
The newly appointed NHS chief, having promised MPs to accelerate reforms, was subsequently spotted dozing in a first-class train carriage while streaming Netflix, prompting questions about his commitment to the role.
The Federal Reserve has signalled its willingness to intervene if market pressures intensify under fresh tariffs, prompting concerns over inflation and prompting investors to offload bonds and dollar holdings.