Sunday Telegraph Front Page 17th of November 2024
Julie Bindel recounted an encounter with police over the content of a tweet, following a complaint received from a transgender individual, sparking discussions about free speech and policing.
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The PM has introduced the national lockdown after being told the NHS was on track to become overwhelmed by coronavirus within five weeks, the Sunday Telegraph adds. Once again, people across England are being asked to “stay at home”, with non-essential shops, entertainment venues, gyms, pubs, bars and restaurants closing. Takeaway services will still be allowed to continue, and schools, colleges and universities will remain open. Scientific modelling suggested that NHS beds would be full by 4 December, the paper says, with Mr Johnson saying doctors and nurses could be forced to choose which patients to treat.
Sunday Telegraph Front Page 10th of November 2024
Farmers are planning blockades at ports and supermarkets in response to proposed inheritance tax increases, aiming to protest against what they view as unfair tax changes affecting their livelihoods and the broader agriculture sector.
Sunday Telegraph Front Page 3rd of November 2024
The new Tory leader, Badenoch, has expressed confidence that Labour will not succeed, suggesting they are repeating past errors.
Sunday Telegraph Front Page 27th of October 2024
Thousands of business owners are closing ahead of the Chancellor’s expected announcements, fearing potential tax increases may negatively impact their operations and financial stability.