Prime Minister Andy Burnham has instructed his Cabinet to adopt a unified position on Europe, enforcing collective responsibility amid ongoing discussions about the country's post-Brexit direction. This directive aims to resolve previous internal disagreements among ministers regarding European policy.

The Observer: Burnham told cabinet to toe the line on Europe

The prime minister has directed the cabinet to maintain a unified stance on Europe and has imposed collective responsibility as the path back from Brexit is being set.

Chancellor John Healey's latest budget has been widely criticized for its cautious approach, failing to deliver radical reforms or significantly impact financial markets. Analysts suggest the budget offers little beyond a continuation of current policies, and Healey has not dismissed the possibility of welfare spending cuts before the next election.

The Observer: Healey's budget will leave radical reformers cold

John Healey's recent budget is analyzed as being too cautious, failing to inspire radical change and offering little more than a continuation of business as usual, particularly for entrepreneurs.

The Observer: Healey's budget did little else but scare no markets

The Observer's editorial view is that John Healey's budget was unremarkable and failed to impress the markets, nor did it achieve much else of significance.

The Observer: No omnishambles here: Healey's budget plays it safe

This political analysis suggests that John Healey's budget is conservative and avoids significant risks, presenting a safe approach rather than a major policy shift.

The i Paper: Healey does not rule out welfare cuts before election

John Healey has indicated that cutting welfare spending before an election has not been ruled out.

Despite new first-time buyer schemes, major obstacles persist for young people aspiring to own homes, as rental conditions continue to worsen in key areas.

The i Paper: Rental blackspots worsen for tenants as homeownership dreams fade

Major obstacles persist for young people aspiring to own homes, despite Labour's new first-time buyer scheme, as rental conditions deteriorate.

A group of academics and celebrities is calling on Oxford University to prevent an individual accuser from speaking at an event involving Jason Arday.

The Independent: Dozens urge Oxford to block accuser from speaking at event

A group of academics and celebrities are calling on Oxford University to prevent an accuser from speaking at an event involving Jason Arday.

New and groundbreaking clinical trials for breast cancer aim to significantly reduce the duration of gruelling radiotherapy sessions, offering a less burdensome treatment for patients.

The i Paper: Radical breast cancer trials to cut radiotherapy by two-thirds

New and groundbreaking clinical trials for breast cancer aim to significantly reduce the duration of gruelling radiotherapy sessions.