Summary
The article discusses several news stories, including Sir Keir Starmer's plans to continue as UK Prime Minister despite political challenges, and a personal plea from Thomas Markle to his daughter Meghan. It also covers issues related to legal proceedings in England and Wales, security concerns in the UK, and economic fraud during the Covid-era.
Key Facts
- Sir Keir Starmer plans to continue as Prime Minister and is concerned about the rising support for smaller political parties.
- Thomas Markle has asked to see his daughter Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, before he passes away.
- Senior lawyers accuse the UK's justice secretary of misleading figures to reduce jury trials for rape cases.
- Some foreign nationals considered security threats are constantly monitored in the UK due to human rights laws preventing their deportation.
- Covid-era schemes in the UK reportedly resulted in taxpayer fraud costing £10.9 billion.
- The Unite Union source denies planning to leave the Labour Party despite reports.
- Prince of Wales supports a campaign for rugby player Kevin Sinfield to receive a knighthood.
