Officials expect the White House to demand lower UK taxes for Musk, Zuckerberg, and Bezos in exchange for a tariffs accord with the US, prompting concern over potential further corporate tax concessions.
Universities may have their research funding curtailed if they fail to prioritise inclusivity, prompting debate over whether such measures risk undermining academic freedom.
Labour is preparing to hold discussions with a Caribbean delegation seeking a multitrillion-pound settlement for historical slavery, with the Foreign Office ready to explore potential reparations.
With sub-zero temperatures predicted to drop as low as -7C, a health alert urges the public to prepare accordingly.
Adam Henson has urged the Chancellor to adjust proposed tax measures, arguing they damage British farming and calling for greater support to protect the sector.
A former thief who was injured by a homeowner two decades ago has expressed no resentment, suggesting the homeowner acted out of necessity while defending his property.
Data obtained by investigators reveals that phone theft offences have almost doubled to over 83,900 in five years, with e-bike-riding gangs fuelling a surge in high-speed snatching that continues to challenge the police.
Financial experts have warned that the Chancellor’s plan to cut tax-free saving allowances risks destabilising mortgage markets and dampening investment confidence.
More than 700 unofficial tokens linked to a high-profile individual’s digital venture have appeared, sparking warnings of a potential speculative bubble and heightened risks for everyday investors.
Officials anticipate demands from the White House for cuts to the UK’s digital services tax and relaxed regulation for tech firms led by Musk, Zuckerberg, and Bezos, in return for avoiding US trade tariffs.