Daily Telegraph Front Page 10th of April 2025
Donald Trump has introduced a 90-day suspension of tariffs for most partners while excluding China, signalling a retreat from escalating trade tensions amid mounting criticism from his key supporters.
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Student protests also feature prominently on the front page of The Daily Telegraph, with a protester carrying a sign reading, “our gov’t failed us”. Meanwhile, Mr Williamson and exams regulator Ofqual are divided over exam grades, the paper reports. Board members at Ofqual want to ditch their own algorithm, the paper adds, after sources allegedly said that some members believe the system has led to a “haemorrhaging” of public trust in qualifications. Mr Williamson has repeatedly defended the algorithm as the fairest way to award student grades after exams were cancelled.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 9th of April 2025
Elon Musk has fiercely criticised the former US administration’s principal trade adviser, highlighting deepening tensions over tariff policy and calling into question the adviser’s economic competence.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 8th of April 2025
The US President urges people not to panic over unprecedented market turbulence, refusing to roll back tariff measures as a newly formed group derides his critics, while the PM focuses on securing a trade agreement and maintaining Britain’s resolve in a rapidly shifting world.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 7th of April 2025
Streeting’s support for bringing health services directly to people’s homes seeks to ease strain on hospitals, offering earlier interventions and cutting reliance on state care.