Times Front Page 31st of March 2025
The PM intends to strengthen international cooperation and deploy new measures to disrupt individuals facilitating illegal entries, aiming to reduce crossings and enhance border security.
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Elsewhere, the Times reports a mass roll-out of the Oxford coronavirus vaccine could be completed in “as little as three months”, raising the prospect of every adult in the UK receiving a jab as early as Easter. It says scientists working on the vaccine – being developed with pharmaceutical giant Astrazeneca – hope it could be approved by regulators before the start of 2021. The paper also quotes government sources as saying they expect a full programme – which would exclude children – could take six months or less after approval.
Times Front Page 29th of March 2025
Police have been criticised for arresting two parents who sent repeated emails to their child’s primary school regarding concerns over special educational needs support, with free speech advocates arguing that their criticism should not have been treated as harassment.
Times Front Page 28th of March 2025
The King has cancelled a series of planned engagements after being admitted to hospital for treatment and experiencing temporary side-effects, with officials emphasising that his schedule for next month remains unchanged.
Times Front Page 27th of March 2025
The Chancellor faces pressure from threatened White House tariffs and a record tax burden, fuelling debate on whether to raise taxes or cut spending in order to manage the government’s financial position.