Times Front Page 9th of January 2025
Britain must repatriate its citizens who joined Islamic State from Syrian prisons to demonstrate solidarity with the US, according to a former counterterrorism chief under Trump.
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The Times says it has confirmed reports that the policy requiring pupils to stay at home if a child in their bubble tests positive for coronavirus will end. It will also no longer be necessary to scan a QR code when visiting a pub or restaurant. Meanwhile, a prominent pollster has said that “wokeism” and culture wars could become the biggest dividing line in British politics following a study of voter attitudes.
Times Front Page 8th of January 2025
Defence companies have ceased attending university careers fairs and similar events due to security concerns over potential protests, raising fears about staff safety and the risk of global threats, with firms expressing anxiety over being targeted by demonstrators.
Times Front Page 7th of January 2025
European leaders, including Starmer and Macron, have criticised Elon Musk for allegedly attempting to influence elections through social media, expressing concerns about interference in democratic processes.
Times Front Page 6th of January 2025
Sir Keir Starmer has announced plans to tackle NHS waiting lists by shifting focus towards community care and surgical hubs, aiming to alleviate the strain on hospitals and improve patient access to timely treatments.