Times Front Page 7th of September 2024
The Times reports a rise in wealthy Britons considering emigration due to anticipated tax hikes by the government.
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“Banks told to respect free speech” is the Times’ headline on the fallout from Nigel Farage having his account closed at Coutts, which he suggests was due to his political views. A document put together by the bank reviewing his suitability as a client mentioned Brexit and his alleged links to Russia, he has said. “Ministers are considering making free speech protections a condition of permits” following the row, the paper writes. There is also a report about inflation falling in the UK.
Times Front Page 6th of September 2024
Royal Navy chiefs are investigating whether a fatal Merlin helicopter crash on Wednesday night was caused by a double engine failure, with two of the three crew members on board suffering serious but stable injuries and being taken to hospital for treatment.
Times Front Page 5th of September 2024
The Grenfell report holds ‘unscrupulous’ building firms responsible for the blaze that killed 72 individuals, leading to calls from the victims’ families for manslaughter charges.
Times Front Page 4th of September 2024
The Times reports that the US has declined to halt arms sales to Israel, citing no confirmed breach of international humanitarian law.