Times Front Page 14th of April 2025
MPs have urged a resolute approach to safeguard core national industries from potential external interference, highlighting the need for decisive action to protect British Steel and other critical infrastructure.
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Saturday’s papers feature several reports of what life could look like for those who have received two doses of a coronavirus vaccine. According to the Times, those who have been double jabbed will not need to isolate or take daily tests after they have been in contact with a positive case, under plans being drawn up by ministers. It is the “clearest sign yet of ministers’ plans to replace virus restrictions with a focus on personal responsibility”, the paper notes. Despite official estimates indicating that infections will rise by up to 26%, the government is likely to “accept the risk” in order to avoid disruption to schools, businesses and public services, the Times adds.
Times Front Page 12th of April 2025
A figure linked to a former administration suggested carving up a disputed territory in the style of a once-divided European capital, prompting firm resistance from allied leaders who insist on unity and uphold Western principles.
Times Front Page 11th of April 2025
Britain has been advised that a new agreement will not reduce existing 10% tariffs on certain exports to the US, prompting greater attention on protecting domestic sectors from elevated levies.
Times Front Page 10th of April 2025
In a dramatic policy shift, the US President has paused certain tariffs for 90 days, while imposing higher duties on some imports, signalling a marked change in trade relations.