Metro Front Page 5th of November 2024
Labour has decided to increase annual tuition fees for students, reversing Keir Starmer’s previous pledge to abolish them, with a new fee increase set at 3.1% beginning next October.
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A deadly Russian attack on Ukraine leads Friday’s Financial Times, with dozens reported to have been killed – including children – after a “Russian rocket” came down on a village where “locals had gathered after a funeral”. Elsewhere, and for a second day running, the business paper has a report on Metro Bank which it says is “sounding out rivals about buying a third of its mortgage book to help bolster its balance sheet”.
Metro Front Page 4th of November 2024
Spain’s King Felipe faced public discontent during a visit to a flood-stricken town, where officials were criticised for their slow response in alerting residents before the disaster occurred.
Metro Front Page 1st of November 2024
Survivors of alleged misconduct involving Harrods are launching a compensation claim with £1 billion in legal support, as they seek justice after purported abuses connected to Mohamed Al Fayed.
Metro Front Page 31st of October 2024
The UK government has announced a budget with a £40 billion increase in taxes and borrowing, aimed at funding significant investments in public services such as the NHS and schools.