Financial Times Front Page 4th of July 2024
The latest polls indicate a significant lead for the Labour Party, suggesting a potential landslide victory and signalling the worst loss for the Conservatives since 1906.
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Fears of the Israel-Gaza war erupting into a wider conflict in the region mean that Israel’s allies, including the UK, are urging their citizens to leave neighbouring Lebanon, a “stronghold” of Iran-backed Hezbollah militants, the Financial Times reports. A text sent to Britons in Lebanon read “the situation could deteriorate quickly and with no warning”, the paper says. Dominating the front page is an image of Israeli soldiers standing by their tanks on the Lebanese border.
Independent Front Page 3rd of July 2024
Exclusive polling for The Independent shows Labour heading for a landslide on 40%—almost double the Conservatives’ 21%—as Sunak attempts to rally disenchanted Tory voters to prevent a significant Labour majority.
Financial Times Front Page 3rd of July 2024
Water companies are facing potential lawsuits after the Supreme Court ruled that private landowners can sue for sewage release into watercourses, a decision hailed as a sizable victory for environmental campaigners.
Financial Times Front Page 2nd of July 2024
The Financial Times leads with the US Supreme Court’s pivotal ruling on Donald Trump’s immunity claim in an election interference case.