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Leading with what’s been the story of the weekend, the Guardian writes that Liz Truss is “fighting for her political survival” after veteran Tory MP Crispin Blunt broke ranks to declare the prime minister’s “game is up”. Ministers are “waiting anxiously” for the markets to open this morning, the paper notes, to see whether Ms Truss’s decision to sack her former chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, has paid off. Elsewhere, there’s a nod to an independent review of the Met Police – with Louise Casey concluding in her interim report that there’s “misogyny and systemic racism” in the force’s misconduct procedures.

Guardian Front Page 28th of December 2024

A recent investigation reveals that over 1.5 million children in the UK are attending schools in serious disrepair due to years of neglect in infrastructure investment, prompting urgent calls for the government to address the hazardous conditions threatening student safety and learning environments.

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Guardian Front Page 27th of December 2024

The NHS is facing significant challenges and potential stagnation due to delays in implementing crucial reforms proposed by Wes Streeting, raising concerns about increasing wait times and service disruptions during a period of heightened demand.

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Guardian Front Page 26th of December 2024

Weight-loss injections are being aggressively marketed in the UK through online promotions and high street supermarkets, leading to concerns that pharmacies are flouting regulations regarding the marketing of prescription-only medications, with investigations revealing widespread use of loopholes to advertise these drugs, prompting action from the Advertising Standards Agency and other regulatory bodies to ensure consumer protection.

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Guardian Front Page 24th of December 2024

Thames Water, a major utility company, allegedly diverted funds intended for environmental clean-up projects to pay executive bonuses, raising concerns about corporate governance and environmental responsibility amidst ongoing scrutiny over its operations.

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