Guardian Front Page 4th of April 2025
Donald Trump’s new tariffs triggered global financial upheaval, erasing trillions from stock markets worldwide amid widespread condemnation from leaders who warned of serious risks to economic stability.
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The Guardian’s top story says ministers are facing “mounting anger” over what it calls the “botched handling” of English A-level results. Students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are due to receive their A-level grades on Thursday, following the cancellation of exams due to coronavirus. The paper says “the immense pressure” comes as the Scottish government apologised and promised a review after the exams authority rejected about 124,000 grade recommendations from teachers, leading to students’ results being downgraded when they received them on 4 August.
Guardian Front Page 3rd of April 2025
Donald Trump has announced a 10% levy on imports from the UK, heightening global trade tensions and prompting concerns over potential economic repercussions.
Guardian Front Page 2nd of April 2025
The PM is proposing to cut digital services tax for major US technology firms in exchange for a reduction in Trump-era tariffs, aiming to alleviate trade tensions and bolster economic stability.
Guardian Front Page 1st of April 2025
Marine Le Pen, found guilty of misusing EU parliament funds, has decried the ruling that prevents her from seeking the French presidency, declaring it an affront to democratic principles and vowing to challenge the decision.