Times Front Page 13th of March 2025
The US President has threatened harsh repercussions if Russia rejects a proposed ceasefire in the war, with the PM and Western allies rallying behind Ukraine in pursuit of a diplomatic resolution.
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Schools in England will be able to appeal against A-level and GCSE grades for free, Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has told The Times, after 40% of A-level results were downgraded from teachers’ predictions. The government is facing mounting criticism over its handling of exams. Mr Williamson said that, by covering the fees, head teachers would not be deterred from making appeals. The move will cost between £8m and £15m and should help to avoid “shocking injustices”, he added.
Times Front Page 11th of March 2025
Emergency teams are striving to avert a major environmental crisis in the North Sea after a collision involving toxic cargo threatened rare habitats, while calls are mounting for increased defence spending in support of the PM’s stance on bolstering the UK against the war, firmly backing Britain, Ukraine and the West.
Times Front Page 10th of March 2025
The PM is overseeing specialist coaching for a foreign delegation in advance of pivotal talks with US representatives, with the aim of bolstering international partnerships and fostering meaningful dialogue.