Marking the PM’s first year in power, the government’s landslide win paved the way for a new NHS plan, boosted defence spending to support Britain and its Western allies in the war, and triggered multiple U-turns, ministerial departures, and welfare rebellions.
The Chancellor acknowledged that tax rises remain possible in order to maintain economic stability, emphasising a balanced approach between fiscal responsibility and supporting public services.
Kemi delivers a scathing critique of Labour’s leadership, claiming their handling of the economy and migration over the past year has hindered the nation’s progress.
After a lengthy hiatus, the Gallagher brothers returned to the stage in triumphant fashion, thrilling fans with their renewed camaraderie and unmistakable British rock sound.
Labour’s commitment to safeguarding workers’ pay from tax increases is under strain after the chancellor warned that convenient options for revenue-raising have been exhausted, fuelling concerns of potential financial complications ahead.
Noel and Liam Gallagher made a triumphant reunion in front of a 70,000-strong crowd, marking their first gig together in 16 years and delivering a nostalgic, electrifying performance.
Rachel Reeves is reported to be considering further tax increases aimed at middle earners in a bid to fill a large budget gap, prompting concerns about the potential financial strain on households.
Labour MPs, citing concerns over children’s welfare, are pushing the PM to scrap the two-child benefit cap, while government sources caution that budgetary constraints remain a priority.
Boris Johnson has advised the Tories to ignore Farage, arguing that declining to engage with him previously kept his polling support at negligible levels.
A leading consultancy has been found to have played a more extensive role than previously understood in modelling a relocation proposal for Palestinians and shaping a related aid scheme, prompting fresh scrutiny of its broader influence in the region.