Nigel Farage faces criticism for allegedly fuelling tensions and being described as seeking to exploit divisions over migration, amid accusations of making inflammatory remarks and spreading unfounded claims.
The PM and police are in disagreement over the handling of migrant suspects, sparking a wider debate on transparency and policy direction.
The Home Office has announced plans to detain migrants arriving in small boats across the Channel for swift deportation to France, as part of a collaborative UK-France scheme aimed at addressing illegal crossings.
Officials have acknowledged a lack of data on certain offences by asylum seekers, sparking criticism regarding the protection of women and girls in the UK.
Wealthy parents in the UK are pre-emptively paying £500 million in private school fees to avoid an anticipated VAT increase, potentially undermining Labour’s planned tax strategy.
Police have issued warnings regarding potential mass arrests at a planned protest by Palestine Action, with concerns about public order and safety leading to heightened security measures and legal enforcement in the event of disturbances.
There are claims that Iran is collaborating with the Taliban to obtain and use sensitive information from a lost database, which jeopardises the safety of UK intelligence personnel.
Lucy Letby was reportedly seen socialising at a wedding while on bail, sparking criticism and public outrage.
The rail infrastructure is facing significant disruptions due to embankments being affected by the lack of rain, raising concerns about the stability and reliability of train services around the country.
Tesla is incentivising its CEO with a $30 billion stock award amid potential threats of his departure, aiming to secure his focus and leadership on the company’s future amidst various market challenges.