Category: UK News

Politics can be a harsh and revealing arena, especially for those in the highest offices. The recent unraveling of the government’s plans for the benefits system has brought even more challenging questions for Chancellor Rachel Reeves. However, politicians are also human beings, and private events can significantly impact their emotions, leaving little room for them… Continue reading Reeves' tearful moment raises big questions at top of Labour

A recent report by the Welsh government has revealed alarming figures regarding overdue council tax payments in Wales. The data indicates that families in Wales collectively owe a staggering £263m in outstanding council tax, marking a significant 139% increase compared to pre-pandemic levels. The rise in overdue payments has been a consistent trend since 2022,… Continue reading Council tax arrears see Welsh people owe £263m across the 22 areas

Political leader, Sir Keir Starmer, has openly acknowledged his lack of proper engagement with Labour MPs, which resulted in a series of impactful U-turns on his welfare reform plans. The government narrowly avoided a defeat on its proposed changes to disability benefits after offering last-minute concessions to rebellious Labour MPs. Despite acknowledging the tough few… Continue reading Starmer admits failing to engage ahead of welfare U-turns

BBC News business reporter, Dearbail Jordan, reports that Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ plan to reduce welfare costs through reforms has been severely impacted due to major government concessions on the benefits bill. The forecasted savings of £5bn by 2029-30 have taken a hit, coming right after a U-turn on the Winter Fuel Allowance. This has led… Continue reading Rachel Reeves' five choices to turn government finances around

Prime Minister announces plans to revolutionize the NHS in England by providing care closer to home. A new network of neighbourhood health hubs will be established to shift care out of hospitals and into the community, allowing for easier and quicker access to healthcare for patients. Sir Keir Starmer emphasizes the need for the NHS… Continue reading PM says new plan will 'fundamentally rewire' the NHS

Photos of Chancellor Rachel Reeves in tears have made front-page headlines across various newspapers, sparking speculation and concern. The Sun runs with the headline “I’m under so much pressure,” highlighting the emotional moment of Reeves behind the Prime Minister. The paper also features news about hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs being cleared on some charges… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Pound falls after Reeves tears' and 'Brave face' Kate

A recent report uncovered significant delays in investigations into historical child grooming cases due to heavy redactions by Manchester City Council, making it challenging to assess the evidential value of the information provided. The information came to light during an inspection into Greater Manchester Police’s handling of child sexual exploitation cases, revealing improvements after previous… Continue reading Manchester City Council redactions 'delayed grooming cases'

Ian Youngs is reporting on the final concert for Ozzy Osbourne, a legendary figure in the heavy metal genre. Osbourne has had a tumultuous career filled with substance abuse, legal issues, and health problems, but he is now gearing up for a farewell performance for his dedicated fans. His band Black Sabbath played a vital… Continue reading Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath bow out: Rock's wildest frontman prepares for one last show

Journalists Theo Leggett and James Kelly reported on a recent safety alert that has affected around 120,000 motorists in the UK, leaving them unable to drive their cars due to a potentially lethal fault with airbags. Car manufacturer Stellantis issued a warning, advising people to stop using certain models of Citroen C3 and DS3 until… Continue reading Citroen owners left stranded over airbag safety risk

Four individuals have been formally accused in connection with an intrusion at RAF Brize Norton in the previous month, as per Counter Terrorism Policing South East. Amy Gardiner-Gibson, aged 29, and Jony Cink, aged 24, both without a fixed address, along with Daniel Jeronymides-Norie, aged 35, and Lewie Chiaramello, aged 22, from London, are all… Continue reading Four charged over break-in at RAF Brize Norton