Ministers are advancing a major trade agreement with several Gulf states that critics claim omits crucial protections for human rights and environmental standards, sparking protests among those who fear commercial interests are being prioritised over ethical concerns.
An ex Royal Marine Commando, said to be a father of three and a company director, has been charged with multiple offences in connection with a Liverpool football celebration that ended in a serious crash, injuring numerous bystanders.
Kemi Badenoch has criticised Nigel Farage and Keir Starmer over proposals to remove the two-child benefit cap, contending that taxpayers should not be expected to shoulder what she describes as “unlimited child support” in a move she argues is both unsustainable and unfair.
A 53-year-old former Royal Marines commando faces multiple charges, including allegations of wounding with intent, after a car reportedly drove into fans during a Liverpool victory celebration, injuring several people and leading to his court appearance.
In a pioneering breakthrough, the NHS is rolling out a “liquid biopsy” that scans for DNA fragments shed by tumours in the bloodstream, promising earlier detection and personalised treatments with the goal of improving patient outcomes.
A senior government figure has warned that proposals to leave a longstanding European rights framework mirror alarming 1930s-style extremism, prompting debate over the potential erosion of vital legal protections.
Trump, following a court’s declaration that his tariff measures are unlawful, has vowed to press on with his trade offensive, maintaining a firm stance on negotiations while markets brace for continuing uncertainty.
Starmer has delivered a stark rebuke of the Reform leader’s proposals, warning they could undermine Britain’s economic stability and erode public trust.