2 hours ago: Key events from the past include the launch of the £64 million WorkWell pilot by the DWP to provide health support for individuals returning to work. Additionally, No 10 has urged universities to take strong action against the rise in student antisemitism. Rishi Sunak expresses concern over the consequences of the attack on Rafah without attributing blame. The government emphasizes its robust policy on risks associated with China. Humza Yousaf resigns as first minister, while refugee charities criticize the ineffective measures to prevent small boat crossings. Rachel Reeves delivers an insightful economy speech and Q&A session, highlighting Labour’s stance on zero-hour contracts and Israel’s actions in Rafah. China dismisses allegations of involvement in the MoD data hack as malicious slanders. Former Tory minister Nick Boles commends Reeves for her understanding of fiscal discipline. Cabinet minister suggests a ‘state actor’ is responsible for the MoD data breach. The day also saw nominations closing for the next chair of the Commons public administration and constitutional affairs committee, with two candidates in the running. Stay updated with the latest news and developments.
Source: www.theguardian.com
