Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced a £442 million plan to end homelessness and rehouse rough sleepers before Christmas. Separately, Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government Angela Rayner has also outlined her plan to ensure all rough sleepers are offered a bed by Christmas. These initiatives come as UK inflation has risen to 2.9%, a figure reported as a blow to Prime Minister Burnham. Prince William's goal to end homelessness is also facing an uphill battle due…

The Independent: Burnham unveils £442m plan to end homelessness and get rough sleepers off…

Andy Burnham has announced a significant £442 million plan aimed at eradicating homelessness and rehousing rough sleepers before Christmas.

The i Paper: Angela Rayner: My plan to get all rough sleepers a bed by Christmas

Labour's Angela Rayner has outlined a plan to ensure all rough sleepers are offered a bed by Christmas.

The Observer: Prince William’s goal to end homelessness faces uphill battle as numbers rise

Prince William's initiative to end homelessness is reportedly facing significant challenges due to rising numbers.

The Independent: UK inflation rises to 2.9% in blow for Burnham

The latest figures show UK inflation has risen to 2.9%, which is being reported as a setback for Andy Burnham.

Queen Camilla has spoken publicly about the personal difficulty she faced in keeping King Charles' cancer diagnosis a secret from the public.

The Independent: Camilla opens up on having to keep Charles’ cancer diagnosis a secret

Queen Camilla has spoken about the personal difficulty of keeping King Charles' cancer diagnosis a secret from the public.

A devastating incident at a beach has resulted in the deaths of three family members, with a young girl currently in critical condition fighting for her life in hospital.

The Independent: Girl fights for her life in hospital after three family members die in beach…

A young girl is in critical condition after a tragic incident at a beach where three of her family members lost their lives.

Ministers are exploring a policy change that would offer jobs to school leavers with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to help them avoid relying on benefits, potentially by removing the requirement for an Education, Health and Care plan (EHCP) to qualify for supported internships.

The i Paper: Jobs for SEND school leavers to be offered to keep them off benefits

Ministers are considering dropping the requirement for school leavers with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to have an Education, Health and Care plan (EHCP) to qualify for supported internships.

A judge has ruled to overturn parental access for a special forces soldier, who was found to be abusive and involved in a Ministry of Defence cover-up.

The Observer: Judge overturns parental access for abusive special forces soldier in MoD…

A judge has overturned parental access for an abusive special forces soldier involved in a Ministry of Defence cover-up.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is facing accusations of making a 'desperate' attempt to highlight his working-class background. He is also being urged to join an EU pact to address the issue of migrant boats and to resolve perceived problems stemming from Brexit.

The Independent: Burnham accused of ‘desperate’ attempt to play up working class roots

Andy Burnham, a prominent figure in UK politics, is facing accusations of making a 'desperate' effort to emphasize his working-class background.

The Independent: Burnham urged to join EU pact to tackle boats and fix Brexit ‘mess’

Andy Burnham is being encouraged to participate in an EU agreement aimed at addressing the issue of migrant boats and resolving perceived problems stemming from Brexit.

A new economic analysis suggests that immigrants contribute positively to job creation within the country, in addition to filling existing job vacancies.

The Observer: Immigrants create jobs as well as take them

An economic analysis suggests that immigrants contribute to job creation in addition to taking available positions.

Retailers are reportedly encouraging children to use e-scooters for school commutes, leading to concerns about illegal journeys and safety.

The Observer: Ride to school on an e-scooter: retailers lure children into illegal journeys

Retailers are allegedly luring children into illegal journeys by promoting e-scooters for school rides.

The River Severn, which is the longest river in the UK, is currently at critically low levels, raising concerns about potential environmental issues and the effectiveness of current water management strategies.

The i Paper: UK's longest river could soon run dry, and why this could have been avoided

The River Severn, the UK's longest river, is running critically low, raising concerns about water management and potential environmental issues.