Sunday Times Front Page 24th of November 2024
A recent poll reveals that two-thirds of the population support reform on assisted dying, although the justice secretary has expressed concerns about potential risks.
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Five rows of pictures of white men dominate the top of the Sunday Times front page as it leads on a special investigation into the role of hereditary peers who “cost the taxpayer more and contribute less than life peers do”. Pointing out that there are no women among their cohort, the paper says its analysis of the system reveals that hereditary peers have cost the public purse nearly £50m in expenses since 2001. It calculates that the average hereditary has spoken in the chamber 50 times in the last five years, compared with 82 for life peers.
Sunday Times Front Page 17th of November 2024
The Prime Minister reportedly disregarded a senior adviser’s clear memo advising against holding an early election, raising concerns about the potential implications for government strategy and stability.
Sunday Times Front Page 10th of November 2024
Britain’s largest private employer, Tesco, faces a potential £1 billion increase in its budget due to a rise in national insurance, sparking concerns about possible price increases for consumers.
Sunday Times Front Page 3rd of November 2024
A new investigation has revealed a list of properties that generate substantial income for prominent members of the royal family, highlighting how funds from the NHS and military are contributing towards these earnings.