Daily Inshorts - 27 November 2025
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Labour drops plan to give workers protection from unfair dismissal from first day in a job
Employees will instead get the right after six months - the promise was a key pledge in the party's manifesto ahead of last year's general election.
Households face 'dismal' rise in spending power, says IFS, as Starmer defends Budget
Average disposable income is set to grow by "only" 0.5% annually over the next five years, the think tank says.
Who are the winners and losers from Rachel Reeves' Budget?
BBC Verify has examined what we know about how the Budget is likely to financially affect different groups.
'Hang in there': Agonising wait for the missing after Hong Kong blaze
Families are desperate for news of loved ones, after a huge fire engulfed seven tower blocks.
Putin doubles down on demands for Ukrainian territory ahead of talks with US in Moscow
The Russian president accuses Kyiv of wanting to fight "to the last Ukrainian" - which he says Russia is also "in principle" ready to do.
Union Law Ministry defends simultaneous polls proposal; says curtailing tenure not against basic structure of Constitution
Synchronisation of elections through amendment is permissible, Ministry tells the Parliamentary panel that is examining Bills
Telangana High Court directs Sigachi blast case investigating officer to appear before it
A Bench of Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh and Justice G.M. Mohiuddin, hearing a PIL plea on Sigachi factory explosion that killed 46 persons, expressed concern over the delay in the probe to fix up responsibility for the explosion inside the factory
Two Trinamool workers killed in Bengal’s Malda; police deployed as tensions rise
Three people killed in Kaliachak within 48 hours as multiple rounds of shots fired; a local food vendor killed along with two TMC workers
Supreme Court asks government to consider a law against ridicule of PwDs
“Why don’t you bring some stringent legislation against insulting specially-abled persons, on the lines of the SC/ST Atrocities Act,” Chief Justice Surya Kant asked Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, for the Centre
Droupadi Murmu becomes first President to address Odisha Assembly
During her visit, Ms. Murmu stopped by Room No. 11 of Assembly, which she had occupied as a minister
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