In upcoming government spending cuts, The Times reports that a million people may lose disability benefits, with only the most severely disabled qualifying. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Keir Starmer warns that Vladimir Putin must not “play games” in the diplomatic push for a ceasefire in Ukraine, with a virtual meeting planned for countries interested in a future peacekeeping role. The Daily Express highlights Dame Esther Rantzen’s support for the Royal College of GPs ending opposition to assisted dying, while the Daily Mirror covers the imprisonment of Daniel Bannister for stalking Cheryl Tweedy.
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FBI plans to shift agents from immigration enforcement to counterterrorism: Sources
The FBI plans to reallocate thousands of agents from immigration enforcement to prioritize cyber threats and counterterrorism, influenced by recent U.S. strikes in Iran. This shift addresses concerns that resources for counterterrorism and cyber issues have been insufficient since agents were redirected to support immigration enforcement during the Trump administration. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The FBI is planning to move many of its agents from dealing with immigration issues to focus on...
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