From Hotels to HMOs: How the Home Office Quietly Shifted Asylum Housing into Britain’s Streets
The Home Office is closing asylum hotels, but moving migrants into HMOs and private homes. Councils say costs and pressures remain hidden.
COVID-19 Vaccines and the “Turbo Cancer” Debate: What the Evidence Really Says
Peer-reviewed study sparks debate over “turbo cancers” and COVID-19 vaccines — are rising aggressive cancers a signal or statistical noise?
Tomorrow’s Papers: Thursday 21 August 2025
UK front pages 21 Aug 2025: Labour councils revolt over migrant hotels, new tax fears, rising inflation, and education inequality dominate headlines.
Councils Win High Court Injunctions to Block Asylum Seekers from Migrant Hotels
UK councils are taking the government to court over migrant hotels. Rising costs, legal battles and looming policy shifts could reshape asylum housing.
Labour Government Unveils Major Infrastructure Shake-Up to Cut Delays
Labour unveils major infrastructure reform, giving ministers direct oversight of 50+ projects including Heathrow and rail upgrades to cut delays and boost growth.
Property Tax Overhaul Coming? Reeves Eyes Sweeping Reform of Stamp Duty and Council Tax
Chancellor Reeves may replace stamp duty and outdated council tax with a fairer property tax on homes over £500K. Could this reshape UK housing?
Tomorrow’s Headlines: UK Papers Focus on Trump, Zelenskyy, and Ukraine Security Talks
Tomorrow’s UK newspaper front pages focus on Ukraine peace talks, Donald Trump’s security pledges, and Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s stance against a ceasefire. Read the full roundup on Fidelis News.
600-Mile Storm on the Way: UK Braces for Torrential Rain After Fourth Heatwave
A 600-mile rainstorm is forecast to hit the UK after the summer’s fourth heatwave, bringing torrential downpours, flood risks, and potential bank holiday travel chaos.
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UK and France Confirm Troop Deployment to Ukraine for Postwar Stabilisation
UK and France confirm troop deployments to Ukraine for postwar stabilisation, marking a new phase in European involvement. Here’s what it means for Britain.
UK’s First Transgender Judge Challenges Supreme Court in Landmark Biological Sex Case
Britain’s first transgender judge appointment raises debate on diversity and impartiality in UK courts. Supporters hail progress, critics warn of bias.