The i – Truss era begins with tax warning
The Truss era has begun, the i says. But the paper says while the new PM pledges to grow the economy and freeze energy bills, economists say taxpayers or consumers will need to pay for the bailout.
Liz Truss has numerous challenges to tackle in her first few days in office, as the pressure is on for her to announce a comprehensive plan to tackle the cost of living crisis.
The Prime Minister’s first day in office saw little time for her to get to work, as she embarked on a 1,000 mile round trip to meet the Queen, gave her first speech outside No 10 and appointed her Cabinet.
But day two will see Ms Truss knuckle down as she chairs her first Cabinet meeting and faces Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer at PMQs.
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Rishi Sunak bags new job in California – but allies insist he won’t give up Commons seat
Ex-Tory prime minister met his wife in the Sunshine State and held a US green card before being forced to give it up while he was chancellor Rishi Sunak bags new job in California – but allies insist he won’t give up Commons seat Allies of former prime minister Rishi Sunak have denied he is planning to quit as an MP after he accepted a new role in California. The ex-Tory leader, who suffered a
Thousands of London drivers paying wrong traffic fines every year
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Phillipson to set out plans to use technology to ‘modernise’ education system
The Education Secretary is due to announce that tech firms have helped develop a set of expectations which AI tools should meet to be classroom safe. Phillipson to set out plans to use technology to ‘modernise’ education system Leading tech firms have helped to develop a set of safety expectations for artificial intelligence tools in the classroom, the Government has announced. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson will set out plans to use technology to “modernise” the education system, support teachers
Online safety group urges Starmer to intervene over child sexual abuse imagery
The Internet Watch Foundation has called on the Prime Minister to step in over what it says are gaps in the Online Safety Act. Online safety group urges Starmer to intervene over child sexual abuse imagery Sir Keir Starmer must intervene and strengthen incoming online safety rules after a record amount of child sexual abuse material was found on the internet in 2024, a leading online safety organisation has said. The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF),
Drug dealer forces police officer to cycle in circles
A police officer cycled in circles as they chased a drug dealer on his own bicycle through Greenwich, London, newly-released footage shows. Drug dealer forces police officer to cycle in circles A police officer cycled in circles as they chased a drug dealer on his own bicycle through Greenwich, London, newly-released footage shows. A video from 2023 published by the Metropolitan Police on Tuesday, 21 January, showed an officer pursuing Justice Oyedokun, 22. While fleeing
How this cute dog picture foiled an international drug gang
French Bulldog Bob played his role in bringing down the £45m amphetamine smuggling operation How this cute dog picture foiled an international drug gang When one drug dealer couldn’t resist sending a cute picture of his French Bulldog to another gangster he had no idea he would be sealing his gang’s fate. National Crime Agency detectives intercepted a message on a social media platform used by drug gangs and zoomed in on tiny Bob’s nametag.
