Guardian Front Page 6th of September 2024
Survivors and families affected by the Grenfell Tower fire have expressed anguish over delays in justice as charges for the responsible parties are not expected to be brought forward until the next decade.
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The Guardian leads with the latest on the data breach at the Police Service of Northern Ireland. Republican paramilitaries have got hold of the personal information of thousands of officers and staff, according to the PSNI’s chief constable, it says. Simon Byrne as quoted saying that it is the force’s “planning assumption” that dissidents will use the list to “generate fear and uncertainty as well as intimidating or targeting officers”.
Guardian Front Page 5th of September 2024
A long-awaited public inquiry report has found that the 72 deaths in the Grenfell Tower fire were avoidable, attributing the disaster to “dishonesty and greed” from companies involved in the refurbishment.
Guardian Front Page 4th of September 2024
The Guardian details the tragic death of 12 asylum seekers after their boat was “ripped open” in one of the worst Channel incidents since the small boats crisis began.
Guardian Front Page 3rd of September 2024
The UK has announced the suspension of 30 arms export licences to Israel, citing concerns about potential violations of international law and the impact on Palestinians.