Times Front Page 9th of November 2024
The United States has brought charges against individuals allegedly linked to the Iranian elite force, the Revolutionary Guard, in connection with a suspected conspiracy to harm Donald Trump.
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The Times front page leads on an investigation into a phone company which it claims “fixed” sports stars’ phone records. Among those alleged to have used its services are footballer Rio Ferdinand and Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley. The story claims Sport Mobile boss John Shepherd said the firm had provided records used as evidence in cases. But Mr Ferdinand and Mr Ashley categorically deny the “boasts”, while the paper says it is understood Mr Shepherd denies making the allegations.
Times Front Page 8th of November 2024
Donald Trump plans to implement tariffs and tax cuts to boost American competition in the initial 100 days of his presidency, with advisors actively formulating these strategies.
Times Front Page 7th of November 2024
Donald Trump has announced plans for a new era in America, emphasising radical changes in migration, trade policies, and governmental efficiency following a significant electoral victory.
Times Front Page 6th of November 2024
The United States is experiencing a tense presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, with Trump expressing doubts about accepting the election results unless he believes it is fair, amidst high voter turnout in crucial states.