King's Speech

The article discusses a King's Speech and its potential left-wing leanings, with the author expressing skepticism about its success. The author, Daniel Hannan, warns readers to wait for an upcoming speech. The speech's implications are uncertain.

The UK is proposing reforms to the Computer Misuse Act 1990 as part of a national security package focused on cybercrime and digital threats. The reforms aim to shield security researchers. This overhaul is part of a broader package outlined in briefing documents published alongside the King's Speech.

Keir Starmer was seen holding his wife's hand on the way to the King's Speech, with an observer commenting on his appearance. He looked like a boy being taken off for his first day at school. The event marks a significant occasion for the UK government.

Streeting is urged to speak out against Starmer as they meet for showdown talks ahead of the King's Speech. The meeting comes amid tensions between the two. Key discussions are expected to take place.

Labour is being urged by over 60 charities to introduce a clean air act that would ban wood burning and remove diesel vehicles from roads. The party had previously promised the act while in opposition but it was dropped from their election manifesto. The government has not reinstated the plan.