Guardian Front Page 26th of November 2024
Labour has committed to a plan aiming to provide job and education opportunities for young people, ensuring that no one is left without support or prospects for a better future.
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The Guardian leads with the government’s post-pandemic catch-up plan for children, which it says has been criticised as “inadequate” by teaching unions. Pupils will be offered an extra 100 million hours of tuition under the £1.4bn programme but the National Education Union said the funding committed was insufficient and the government’s own tsar has warned “more will be needed to meet the scale of the challenge”, the paper reports.
Guardian Front Page 25th of November 2024
The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, will defend her decision to raise taxes as necessary to boost public spending and support essential services, arguing that there are no other viable alternatives to address the country’s economic challenges.
Guardian Front Page 22nd of November 2024
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his defence minister over alleged incidents in Gaza, a move met with strong rejection by Israeli leaders.
Guardian Front Page 21st of November 2024
Ukraine has used UK-made Storm Shadow missiles to strike targets in Russia for the first time, responding to recent developments involving North Korean troops on Russia’s border with Ukraine.