UK Government Unveils £1 Billion Bus Funding and Migrant Policy Strategies
The UK government is set to announce a £1 billion funding initiative for bus services in England, aimed at improving service reliability and preserving routes. Transport Secretary Louise Haigh will present this plan during the introduction of the Buses Bill. Simultaneously, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is reportedly negotiating migrant deals inspired by Italy’s approach, offering financial incentives to other countries to curb small-boat crossings. The initiatives reflect ongoing governmental efforts to address transportation and immigration challenges amid developments in social welfare and public concern over rising child deprivation orders.