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But the Observer has spoken with Conservative MPs who, the paper says, are poised to force Mr Johnson out of No 10 if he tries to dodge responsibility. Furious voter reaction has persuaded Tory MPs to act against Mr Johnson if Sue Gray’s investigation is critical of him or his Downing Street operation, the paper adds. Meanwhile, the main image on the front page is of the moment the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Haʻapai volcano in the South Pacific erupted on Saturday, leading to warnings from the US and Japan of tsunami waves.

Observer Front Page 5th of January 2025

The Prime Minister is contemplating the expansion of open prisons for a greater number of offenders in response to overcrowded facilities and a rise in violent incidents, though this approach has raised concerns due to the recent absconding of over 140 inmates from less secure institutions.

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Observer Front Page 29th of December 2024

The NHS is facing increasing challenges as urgent repair costs for hospitals have tripled over the past decade, with the backlog rising to £2.7 billion, due to infrastructure failings that have significantly reduced bed capacity and raised concerns over patient safety and the risk of service disruptions.

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Observer Front Page 22nd of December 2024

Government ministers are resisting demands to rapidly implement measures blocking potential donations from Elon Musk to Nigel Farage, amidst increasing calls for an overhaul of the UK’s political donation laws and a push for improved security and legal frameworks.

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