Campaigners have condemned the new welfare changes as catastrophic, accusing the PM of neglecting disabled people and warning that cuts to personal independence payments, universal credit, and carer’s allowance might plunge 800,000 individuals into deeper hardship.
Britain is exploring potential collaboration with the US in response to Iran’s activities, with the PM reportedly calling a Cobra meeting to evaluate strategic options.
Donald Trump expressed uncertainty over whether the US would join a military campaign, while Iran warned of severe repercussions if Washington supported Israel, creating heightened international unease.
Fans voiced their displeasure upon discovering bins positioned beside Frankie Dettori’s statue at Ascot, prompting widespread calls for a more considerate arrangement.
Spending on sickness benefits is projected to rise by £18bn a year, matching the police budget and prompting debate among MPs over potential reforms.
The piece details the US President’s suggestion he may authorise airstrikes on Iran after its leadership rejected demands to stand down, amid high-level talks led by the PM over the deepening Middle East crisis.
Dame Esther’s daughter is urging MPs to pass an assisted dying law that would grant terminally ill people greater autonomy over their final choices, describing it as a deeply meaningful birthday present for her mother.
A senior legal figure has cautioned that proposed measures involving Iran might be unlawful, advising the PM to confine any involvement strictly to assisting allies.
The Government seeks to postpone Nato’s proposed 5% defence commitment, while the US President heightens tensions by threatening a defiant figure in Iran, prompting scrutiny of Britain’s strategic choices and international obligations.
Growing US unease has sparked warnings about Britain’s reliance on a Chinese wind turbine supplier, prompting debate over espionage risks, diplomatic ties with Beijing, and the extent of government oversight.
