2024-08-24
Independent Front Page 24th of August 2024
The Independent features tributes to Hannah and Mike Lynch, with the main story highlighting a warning from the Port of Dover about post-Brexit checks potentially paralysing the hub by Easter.
2024-08-24
Guardian Front Page 24th of August 2024
Campaigners and MPs are concerned that cuts to public spending, particularly welfare funds, could lead to increased poverty and hardship during the winter season.
2024-08-24
Daily Telegraph Front Page 24th of August 2024
According to the Defence Secretary, Ukraine’s recent gains in the conflict have caused significant doubt among the Russian populace regarding President Vladimir Putin’s leadership.
2024-08-24
Times Front Page 24th of August 2024
Labour MP Rachel Reeves criticises the government’s decision to raise winter fuel bills by 10 percent, describing the impact on elderly pensioners as terrible and urging them to rethink the cuts.
2024-08-24
Daily Mirror Front Page 24th of August 2024
BBC staff were reportedly horrified by text messages from the recently dismissed Match of the Day star, which they claimed ‘crossed a line’.
2024-08-24
Daily Mail Front Page 24th of August 2024
Pensioners are facing a £500 increase in energy bills due to recent Labour government cuts to the winter fuel allowance.
2024-08-24
Daily Star Front Page 24th of August 2024
A report reveals that one in eight people have admitted to stealing items at self-service tills in supermarkets.
2024-08-24
Daily Express Front Page 24th of August 2024
Tycoon Mike Lynch’s daughter, Hannah, has tragically died on his superyacht at the age of 18, leading to an outpouring of tributes from friends and family.
2024-08-24
Financial Times Front Page 24th of August 2024
Jay Powell, the Federal Reserve Chair, has indicated he is prepared to cut US interest rates as early as September, citing global economic risks and a strong need to support the labour market, while also stressing that future actions are data-dependent.
2024-08-24
i Front Page 24th of August 2024
The HS2 project in the UK is facing additional costs of £200 million due to the trains being too high for existing station platforms, rendering the 225mph trains unsafe to use at these locations.