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The Times says British and European regulators have “rushed to the defence” of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine. It says the European Medicines Agency says the blood clots causing concern seemed to be no more common among people who had the jab and insist that the benefits “outweigh the risk of side-effects”. A second story says plain-clothes police will patrol bars and clubs to protect women, under measures announced by Boris Johnson on Monday evening.

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.

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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.

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Times Front Page 26th of March 2025

A tentative Black Sea ceasefire, anchored on the possible easing of sanctions, has prompted cautious support from Britain and other Western nations who remain unwavering in their stance against aggression, as the US navigates delicate talks aimed at securing peace in the ongoing war.

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