Summary
The White House expressed concern over the dismissal of a UK case involving individuals accused of spying for China, suggesting it could weaken UK-US relations. Meanwhile, there are discussions in the UK about possible tax increases on pensions to address a budget shortfall.
Key Facts
- The White House is worried about the end of a UK spy case, which could harm US-UK relations.
- The spy case involved accusations of individuals spying for China.
- A senior Trump official mentioned the importance of being cautious when sharing information with foreign governments.
- UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering a significant tax increase on pensions.
- The proposed tax changes aim to cover a financial gap in the UK budget.
- No return to austerity is planned, according to a Treasury source.
- Other news includes coverage of issues involving Prince Andrew and the death of Ian Watkins.
