Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership style reportedly drew criticism from within the Labour Party, as outlined in a new book, with some members likening him to an “HR boss,” expressing dissatisfaction over his cautious and managerial approach which they felt lacked political boldness and vision.
The PM’s government has extended a £67m contract to an IT firm previously implicated in the Post Office subpostmasters case to manage Brexit-related administration, prompting scrutiny over the allocation of public funds and accountability.
Freshly unearthed records suggest Lucy Letby may have been off duty for numerous incidents, with an expert alleging his research was misapplied in court and thereby raising renewed doubts over her conviction.
Jeremy Bamber’s legal representatives have produced newly revealed photographs which they argue could weaken his life sentence, prompting renewed debate around his 1985 conviction.
The PM has announced more lenient immigration measures, allowing fresh citizenship applications and discontinuing scientific age checks in an effort to streamline the process and address humanitarian concerns.
Labour has announced a commitment to address the significant rise in harmful content involving children, pledging a crackdown on issues linked to AI-generated material with a 300% increase in cases over the past year, as Minister Jess leads the initiative.
Betting companies stand accused of exploiting personal data in personalised marketing aimed at individuals deemed vulnerable, prompting pressure in Britain and the wider West for stronger safeguards to protect those at risk.
There are warnings that Keir Starmer’s stance may bring Britain closer to the EU, prompting fears the PM could offer significant trade and regulatory concessions in discussions with European counterparts.
Weather experts predict a three-month barrage of severe storms likely to trigger widespread headaches and disruptions, prompting calls for vigilance and practical measures to maintain normal routines.