Chancellor Rachel Reeves: 'I had a tough day'
Rachel Reeves said she had had ‘a tough day’ in her first interview since teary PMQs. Source link
MI5 false evidence was a serious failing, Cooper says
Daniel De Simone Investigations correspondent Reuters The home secretary has said MI5 giving false evidence to multiple courts was a “serious failing”, as she accepted a further investigation should take…
Lyons says 86% of NI pensioners to be eligible for payment
The Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has said 86% of pensioners in Northern Ireland will be eligible for the winter fuel payment this year. It comes after the government performed a…
Diogo Jota: Liverpool forward’s death leaves football world in shock and grief
Liverpool led the tributes to Jota, saying the club was “devastated” by such an “unimaginable loss”. He scored 65 goals in 182 appearances for Liverpool, helping them win the FA…
Belfast Trust chair to leave after Mike Nesbitt decision
Health Minster Mike Nesbitt has sacked the chair of the Belfast Trust, Ciaran Mulgrew. The Department of Health said Mr Nesbitt decided on a change of leadership at the trust,…
Welfare system will ‘explode’ without reform, says Ian Murray
Getty Images Ian Murray said he was “100%” confident the prime minister would be in his job come the next election The UK’s welfare system will “explode” and become unaffordable…
Ryanair increases size limits for free cabin bags
Budget airline Ryanair is planning to increase its “personal bag” size by 20% as the EU brings in a new standard. Passengers will be allowed to take an item such…
Universal UK could feature Europe’s tallest rides
Danny Fullbrook BBC News, Bedfordshire Universal Destinations& Experences/Comcast The new park is aiming to open in 2031 The new Universal Studios theme park that will be built in the UK…
Seven ways the government’s plan could change the NHS
PA Media Sir Kier Starmer has set out his 10-year-plan to reform the NHS in England, based on a shift from hospitals to neighbourhood health hubs, a new focus on…
Labour plans further Right to Buy restrictions in England
Paul Seddon Political reporter Getty Images Newly-built social housing in England will be exempt from Right to Buy for 35 years, under government plans to further scale back the policy.…