Farmers are facing mounting mental health concerns and financial pressures, with critics saying Labour’s proposed inheritance tax move has triggered widespread anxiety over the future of family-owned farms and broader rural stability.
The PM is poised to serve as a diplomatic intermediary with Trump at an emergency meeting in Paris, aiming to safeguard Western unity and broker a durable peace in the ongoing war while ensuring Europe’s key security interests are protected.
Victoria Derbyshire is urging people to prioritise early breast cancer screening, emphasising that prompt detection can save lives as many risk missing crucial checks.
Sir Keir Starmer faces mounting criticism after dismissing urgent demands to increase military funding, while the PM heads to a crisis summit in Paris to address escalating tensions in Europe and a looming confrontation with Trump.
Negotiations highlight a developing policy gap between major Western allies, with The PM and other leaders stressing unity in their approach to shared international objectives.
The PM has signalled a willingness to bolster European defence commitments, urging regional counterparts to strengthen their joint efforts in safeguarding shared interests.
Temperatures are predicted to reach a balmy 17C by Friday, providing a welcome respite from the earlier chilly conditions.
Senior figures from across the continent will convene for urgent discussions on bolstering defence strategy, with the PM set to endorse increased collaboration and spending among key allies while certain parties are notably left out of the talks.
European leaders convened to discuss troop deployment, future summits, the PM’s collaborative role, and joint defence measures in unwavering solidarity with Western allies amid the ongoing war.
A drone strike at a nuclear facility reportedly caused significant structural damage and severe power disruption, forcing thousands to endure freezing conditions while authorities scramble to contain the situation.
Labour’s plan to build 1.5 million homes in five years is under fire from construction leaders who say they lack the workforce to meet the target, despite the Deputy PM insisting there is no valid reason to fall short.