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Some Scots say Sauchiehall Street, the most iconic thoroughfare in Glasgow, was one of the best streets in Britain in its 1970s heyday. Photograph: Emily Macinnes/Bloomberg/Getty Images
The Times and The Sunday Times are proud to launch the 2025 Christmas Appeal, jointly fundraising for three chosen charities across the festive period; Switchback, Kissing it Better, World Bicycle Relief. SwitchbackWith the UK’s prisons understaffed and overcrowded, the rehabilitation of prison leavers is more vital than ever. Nationally, 41 per cent of prison leavers reoffend within a year of release and only 31 per cent are in work six months after they leave prison. Switchback provides mentoring and practical education to male prison leavers between the ages of 18 and 30 to support their rehabilitation. Find out more about the Christmas Appeal 2025 via https://thetimes.com/christmasappeal or by calling 0151 286 1594
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The Daily Telegraph says, external the chancellor will introduce what the Tories have called a "dirty dozen" tax hikes. The Financial Times says, external she is hoping that the package will reassure the markets that she has "the public finances under control." Some of the papers use their editorials to frame the Budget as bad for savers, pensioners and workers, and good for those on benefits. The Times expects, external "a Labour budget for Labour MPs". The Daily Star says, external the chancellor will "extend the sugar tax to cover milkshakes".
Get Active Stay Active has been launched by Parkinson’s UK and is designed to support people across Cumbria and beyond in living well with the condition through physical activity. Anna Castiaux, physical activity programme lead at Parkinson's UK, said: "We already know how important physical activity can be for someone with a neurological condition, including Parkinson's. "The Get Active Stay Active podcast is ideal for anyone at any stage of their journey." Delivered by specialist content creators, 1FitLife, with support from the Parkinson’s community, each episode brings together healthcare and exercise professionals and guests with a connection to the condition. Jessica Overton, managing director at 1FitLife, said: "We know that starting – or keeping up – an active lifestyle with Parkinson’s can feel daunting.
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"I think there's an issue about how quickly we respond ... why do we take so much time?" he told lawmakers Monday. "We should have pursued it to the end and got to the bottom of it, and not wait, as we did, till it became public discourse. "The BBC said last week that Shah sent a letter to the White House saying that he and the corporation were sorry for the edit.On Monday, Shah also defended board member Robbie Gibb, a nonexecutive directorwho has been the subject of wide scrutiny. Critics have accused Gibb of pro-Conservative Party bias.
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The chancellor's pre-Budget briefing with Labour MPs makes the front page of The Times, external. Rachel Reeves reportedly hit out at "armchair" critics who questioned her ability to do the job. The Financial Times reports, external banks have been asked to make prominent public endorsements of the Budget. The Times, external and the Financial Times, external report that ministers have backed Heathrow's £49bn plan to build a third runway. "Reggae's great pioneer", is how the i Newspaper describes, external Jimmy Cliff after his death at the age of 81.
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