Times Front Page 23rd of November 2024
The UK economy is experiencing a downturn following recent tax increases implemented by the Labour government, leading to declines in the pound, stock market, and retail sales.
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Cabinet ministers have told the Times that they think it would be “very difficult” to end the lockdown if deaths and hospital admissions continue to rise. “There’s a lag to these things,” the paper quotes one as saying. “The fear will be that in four weeks’ time deaths will be higher than they are now, which will give credibility to people who want to keep national measures in place.” Schools will be allowed to stay open under the new restrictions, but Sir Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust, said pupils and staff in secondary schools should wear face coverings while moving around or in communal areas – as is required in Scotland.
Times Front Page 22nd of November 2024
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu could face arrest if he travels to Britain, following a ruling by the International Criminal Court (ICC) citing allegations of war offences in Gaza, as UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer expresses support for the ICC investigation.
Times Front Page 21st of November 2024
Ukraine has used British-supplied long-range Storm Shadow missiles to target military sites deep within Russian territory, marking a significant milestone in the conflict.
Times Front Page 20th of November 2024
The Russian government has lowered the threshold for using nuclear weapons following Ukraine’s deployment of long-range missiles, sparking concerns over potential escalation and international security implications.