Summary
The news article covers several topics, including an alleged pepper spray incident at Heathrow Airport, a potential interest rate cut in the US, and a review of the decision on Prince Harry's security. It also discusses possible changes in the UK's probation and workers' rights systems, as well as concerns about the NHS and free speech.
Key Facts
- A pepper spray incident at Heathrow Airport involved a robbery attempt, affecting 21 people, including a child.
- The incident led to flight delays and cancellations while police searched for suspects.
- Economists predict the US Federal Reserve might cut interest rates due to concerns about the job market.
- The UK's probation system is under review, with suggestions to increase electronic tagging for offenders.
- Proposed changes in the UK could require employers to inform staff about their rights to join a union.
- The Home Office is reconsidering its decision to deny armed police protection for Prince Harry during UK visits.
- An NHS survey highlights issues with lost or delayed GP referrals, impacting patient care.
- Concerns have been raised about using safeguarding laws to limit free speech on certain political views.
