Business
UK Living Standards Set to Fall as Think Tanks Warn of Painful Years Ahead
Economic think tanks warn of a grim outlook for UK living standards as disposable incomes drop and growth stalls.
Health
Lancet Report Urges Treating Manosphere and Online Misogyny as Public Health Crisis
Experts writing in the Lancet urge governments to confront the manosphere and online misogyny as commercial public health threats, comparable to tobacco and obesity.
Politics
Healey backs away from welfare cuts amid budget criticism
Chancellor John Healey has stepped back from cutting welfare costs this parliament, facing criticism over a budget described as scattergun by experts.
World
Met Police Refers Itself to Watchdog Over Meghan Markle Warning Letter
The Metropolitan police have voluntarily referred themselves to an official watchdog after failing to forward a letter containing allegations about Thomas Markle Sr.
Politics
Lib Dem MP accuses Nigel Farage of physical shove in parliament
Liberal Democrat MP Caroline Voaden has publicly accused Reform UK leader Nigel Farage of physical aggression during the state opening of parliament in May.
Politics
More Prisoners Recalled to Jail Than Released in England and Wales
Official data reveals that more individuals were sent back to prisons in England and Wales than were released during the first half of the year.
Business
How Chancellor John Healey's First Budget Affects Your Finances
Chancellor John Healey has unveiled his first Budget, introducing measures addressing energy bills, fuel duty, and savings allowances amidst rising costs.
Politics
Rule Change Protects Bereaved Families From Tax on Pension Delays
Recent budget changes ensure grieving families will not face unexpected tax bills due to severe civil service pension delays.
Politics
Government Gains Breathing Space Following Release of Small-Scale Budget
John Healey successfully navigates post-budget media scrutiny as small-scale financial interventions leave few points open to major challenge.
Politics
Burnham Denies Gagging Ministers Over EU Relationship Plans
Andy Burnham has pushed back against claims that he prevented ministers from discussing closer ties with Europe, following a recent government letter.