T he Times, The Sunday Times and Times Radio announces 2024 election marketing plansTimes Radio is hitting the road with an Election Bus tourThe Times, The Sunday Times and Times Radio launch “From Westminster to your World” marketing campaignAs the British General Election on July 4th approaches, Times Radio is excited to announce the launch of the Times Radio Election Bus tour. Broadcasting live from a studio within the giant branded tour bus, Times Radio will travel across the country to listen to the voices of local communities and highlight the political issues that matter most to them. At each location, Times Radio will provide real-time updates, expert analysis, lively debates, and must-hear interviews, ensuring listeners are fully informed on every twist and turn of the election campaign. Tim Levell, Programme Director of Times Radio, said; “The General Election is the one moment when power flows to every individual person across the United Kingdom. “We’re taking current affairs on the road, without the boring bits.”Coinciding with the launch of the tour, The Times, The Sunday Times and Times Radio have today also unveiled a new election marketing campaign.

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The delay in women having children can present challenges for both employees and businesses. However, female fertility begins to decline in the early 30s and there is evidence of an age-related decline in male fertility. They would benefit from being able to access wellness and mental health support. It’s about fostering an environment where employees feel comfortable talking to you about their plans to start their family, and what support they need. Resources for line managersFor more information and resources to help upskill line managers to have better conversations with employees at every stage of the parenting journey, visit Health Horizons.

With (then) the general election looming we spoke to senior editors to help us refine a tone that we as The Guardian wanted to project. Harry Fischer (lead digital designer): We were also really inspired by this idea of what trust looks like in 2024. We knew this would be an election fought on lies and misinformation, so responded with a real, authentic and approachable look and feel. We explored a variety of ways of depicting a ‘Broken Britain’ and how it could be mended, piece by piece. Also, The Guardian’s editorial look and feel often pairs clean, graphic typography with hand-rendered illustrations, grit and paper textures.

Sam Kerr has signed a contract extension at Chelsea with the new deal keeping her at the club until 2026. The Australia forward’s contract was running out this summer and there had been speculation that she would leave after four-and-a-half years. The news will be a significant boost to the new manager, Sonia Bompastor, who is replacing Emma Hayes this summer. There had been fears that there would be an exodus of players after the departure of the popular Hayes, who has taken over as USA national team coach, but the only players who have left are Fran Kirby, Maren Mjelde and Ann-Katrin Berger.

Penny Mordaunt and Angela Rayner resumed their verbal sparring tonight as they once again represented their party leaders during a seven-way television debate on ITV. Penny Mordaunt said that Labour would put up taxes, including on pensions and homes. Why won’t you even talk about that in the Labour Party? Farage: Reform is now the opposition to LabourNigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, opened the debate by highlighting a new poll showing that Reform has overtaken the Conservatives for the first time. Mordaunt and Rayner separatedAngela Rayner and Penny Mordaunt clashed during their last TV debate JEFF OVERS/BBC/AFP/GETTY IMAGESTonight’s multi-party debate on ITV is due to last for 90 minutes but will not see Penny Mordaunt and Angela Rayner stood next to each other.

That further supports my point that there should be fewer universities with fewer students. https://www.theguardian.com/education/article/2024/jun/13/i-once-missed-four-weeks-of-one-module-the-uk-students-working-long-hours?CMP=oth_b-aplnews_d-5These young people are working full-time jobs and trying to do allegedly full-time courses as well. That’s not sustainable. If there were fewer students then those remaining could be properly funded so no or minimal term-time work is needed. Terms could even be lengthened to allow degrees to be done in 2 years (better funding would allow more faculty to be hired).

In the latest of our articles from our team of contributors, the man with five-time FPL top 1k ranks to his name, Tom Freeman, discusses his Euro 2024 Fantasy team. He also talks captains and chip strategy ahead of Friday’s Matchday 1 deadline. With Euro 2024 kicking off this week, Fantasy Football Scout has an exclusive Premium Membership offer! SIGN UP TODAYCHIP STRATEGYWhen it comes to building a Euro 2024 Fantasy squad, there is quite a lot to consider. However, in Euro 2024 Fantasy, I’m leaning towards saving the Wildcard for the quarter-finals.

"Inheritance tax in the UK is high at 40%, and (clients) are not willing to pay this rate of tax on assets which were often acquired or earned many years before they had any connection with the UK. "Can this sector and those who earn most in it afford to pay more tax? Yes, more so than absolutely anybody else in society," said Murphy, a former adviser to ex-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.James Whittaker, head of UK wealth management and CEO of DB UK Bank, said most ultra high net worth individuals were holding their nerve before making big decisions. "There's an enormous amount to weigh up when switching from one jurisdiction to another. "While this might lead to a small number of people considering whether or not they want to leave, the vast majority of millionaires will not be going anywhere," Gowland said.

Read our privacy policy Thanks for signing up to theView from Westminster email {{ #verifyErrors }} {{ message }} {{ /verifyErrors }} {{ ^verifyErrors }} Something went wrong. Please try again later {{ /verifyErrors }}Sir Keir Starmer said he had a “bold” plan for growth as he was questioned by Nick Robinson on his plans for government ahead of the general election. The Labour leader said he had “changed” his party and would fix public services while delivering the conditions needed for “wealth creation”. When asked if he was ready to be prime minister, Sir Keir said: “We unveiled our manifesto, a manifesto for wealth creation and for growth, to fix the fundamentals and take our country forward. Speaking during a press conference in London, he also challenged Sir Keir to a head-to-head televised debate on immigration and other policies.

London travel news LIVE: Delays and cancellations out of Liverpool Street and St PancrasMultiple train lines are being affected by cancellations and delays out of London on Friday afternoon. However, a congestion issue that led to delayed journeys out of London Waterloo towards Vauxhall has since been resolved. Earlier on Friday, the Overground had been part suspended due to a signal failure at Richmond but that is now fixed. Disruption between Waterloo and Vauxhall into evening16:25 , Will MataDisruption between London Waterloo and Vauxhall is now expected until 6pm. Delays out of London on Greater Anglia lines16:23 , Will MataThere are delays out of London Liverpool Street into Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk this afternoon.

Happy memories for many young footballers was their summer international travels with a youth team called Inverness United. Inverness United, run by a dedicated group of coaches and volunteers, had a flair for fundraising. Gordon Ledingham was joined by John Douglas at a recent meeting of the ICT Football Memories Group to tell their story. Gordon concluded the session by reading an email from a player who benefited from being part of Inverness United. “Inverness United created opportunities for boys to travel to other countries and to experience how football can transcend languages and cultures.

People across Slough and Windsor will be gathering this weekend as festivities and events take place to celebrate Eid al-Adha. With festivities commencing this weekend, Eid al-Adha marks both the end of the annual Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca and the sacrifice of the Prophet Ibrahim. On Sunday, the Arab Welfare Association will be hosting an Eid in the Park event at Slough Hockey Club in Upton Court. Parking will be available from 8am, with the Eid prayer taking place from 9am and attendees enjoying a fun day until 6pm. Over in Windsor, an Eid in Windsor Park event is being hosted in Dedworth Manor Park in Hanover Way by the Windsor Muslim Association (WMA) and Darul Arqam Academy.

NEW DELHI: Nigel Farage 's Reform UK party has surpassed Prime Minister Rishi Sunak 's Conservative Party in an opinion poll , marking a shift ahead of the July 4 general election. The YouGov poll , conducted for the Times newspaper, shows Reform UK at 19%, up from 17% previously, while the Conservatives remain at 18%. The only wasted vote now is a Conservative vote. "Reform UK supports tougher immigration laws and other populist causes, resonating with a section of voters. Other polls still show the Conservatives ahead of Reform UK, highlighting the competitive political landscape as the election approaches.Despite the surge, Reform UK, a small right-wing party founded in 2018 as the Brexit Party, is not expected to win many parliamentary seats due to its evenly distributed support across the country.

Nigel Farage says he never lies and Penny Mordaunt says everyone will increase taxes as laughter engulfs seven-way general election TV debate hosted by ITV