Times Front Page 24th of April 2025
A leading American figure has accused a prominent counterpart of obstructing a potential settlement, sparking fierce debate and reinforcing unwavering Western support, including from Britain.
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A woman screams into a phone on the front page of the Times, which offers readers a “six-month survival guide” on “how not to burn out this time” under coronavirus restrictions. In its coverage of the Birthday Honours, the paper pays particular attention to Glasgow restaurateur David Maguire “who fed workers free of charge” and 16-year-old Theo Wride who “made personal protective equipment on his 3D printer”. It reports that 72% of those honoured “worked in their communities, reflecting voluntary effort across the country”.
Times Front Page 23rd of April 2025
Veterans from an elite military unit claim unfair treatment in longstanding investigations into events from the Troubles, prompting calls for clearer legal protections and a balanced approach to scrutinising past operations.
Times Front Page 22nd of April 2025
The pontiff’s passing in the Vatican, announced at the age of 88, has prompted tributes from the King, the PM, and allies worldwide, who commend his transformative approach and prepare for the forthcoming conclave to select his successor.
Times Front Page 21st of April 2025
Britain is dramatically increasing domestic munitions production—led by BAE’s plan to ramp up output sixteen-fold—aiming to bolster manufacturing independence and reduce reliance on overseas suppliers.