Summary
Several newspapers report on small boat crossings in the English Channel, with some connecting it to recent weather and others noting government efforts to deter these crossings. Other key stories include the potential renationalization of Thames Water, the UK stockpiling medical supplies for nuclear scenarios, and the ongoing search for Madeleine McCann. Various headlines also mention financial concerns and political spending plans in the UK.
Key Facts
- Some newspapers report on increased small boat crossings in the English Channel, potentially due to good weather.
- The UK government found that its Rwanda plan appears to have deterred some migrants, according to a recent report.
- Thames Water may become government-owned again after a US firm decided not to invest £4 billion.
- The UK plans to store military medical supplies to prepare for possible nuclear attacks.
- Police in Portugal renewed their search for Madeleine McCann, who disappeared almost 20 years ago.
- Large accounting firms are trying to develop ways to audit new artificial intelligence products.
- Rachel Reeves, a UK political figure, has announced a £15 billion spending plan in response to concerns from her political party.
