A prominent tech entrepreneur has declared that a well-known political figure is justified in disregarding a widely criticised foreign leader, prompting debate about the merits of engagement with contentious regimes on the global stage.
The Government is set to provide an additional 700,000 NHS dental appointments, aiming to broaden access and tackle widespread shortages.
Senior figures in music, TV, film and publishing have urged the Labour leadership to reject policies allowing overseas technology corporations to profit from British creative output without fair remuneration, warning of serious harm to the nation’s cultural and economic interests.
Senior figures emphasised vigilance in light of potentially misleading foreign overtures, stressing Western unity and urging the PM to remain steadfast in preserving shared interests and values.
A debate has arisen over the current system allowing doctors who have changed their gender to retain unblemished professional records, prompting calls for regulators to address potential loopholes and uphold public confidence.
Under growing pressure to boost the defence budget, Starmer is being urged to commit to raising spending to 3% of GDP, with the PM expected to set out how this increase would be delivered amid calls for a clearer strategy on funding and national security.
Southern areas are enjoying unusually high temperatures while parts of the North contend with snowfall, creating a dramatic regional weather divide across the country.
Donald Trump’s attempt to silence a foreign leader by demanding toned-down criticism and a lucrative resource deal has ignited widespread condemnation, prompting the PM and Western partners to condemn such coercive actions.
A bereaved mother is demanding reform after her 19-year-old daughter, a soldier who had endured workplace harassment, took her own life, asserting that no apology can compensate for the Army’s failure to act.
A dispute over specific wording in a high-level statement has triggered diplomatic tension among allied nations, with the UK holding firm alongside its partners and Washington pressing for a more restrained expression.
An Army recruit died after enduring intense harassment from her superior, who sent thousands of messages and faced no major repercussions for serious misconduct, prompting further scrutiny of the service’s handling of the incident.