Guardian Front Page 14th of April 2025
Several competing interests are scrambling to secure the future of a major steelworks, with stakeholders considering government support to maintain production and guarantee essential resources.
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One of the Britain’s top scientists has accused the government of drawing a “shroud of secrecy” over key decisions in the coronavirus crisis, the Guardian reports. Sir Paul Nurse, the Nobel laureate and director of the Francis Crick Institute in London, has urged ministers to be more open about the reasoning behind their policies. Also on the front page, the paper carries a report of the Conservative party’s “shocking” decision not remove the whip from the Tory MP who was arrested after being accused of rape.
Guardian Front Page 12th of April 2025
Parliament has been called back to legislate on emergency measures aimed at safeguarding a troubled domestic steel manufacturer, with policymakers seeking to preserve jobs and maintain the country’s industrial backbone.
Guardian Front Page 11th of April 2025
Critics described the sudden revelation of a 145% levy on Chinese imports as a “self-inflicted wound,” prompting accusations of possible market manipulation and stirring widespread investor unease.
Guardian Front Page 10th of April 2025
Donald Trump paused a global trade dispute yet imposed a 125% tariff on Chinese imports, prompting a short-term surge in share prices and sparking debate over the direction of international commerce.