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Once again the crisis in Afghanistan features prominently on most front pages. “Terror threat ‘worst in years'” is the headline on the Times as it reports that Prime Minister Boris Johnson has offered to recognise the Taliban if they prevent attacks. The paper says that former Army commanders, diplomats and MPs are warning that the UK is significantly less safe following the militant group’s takeover of Kabul.

Times Front Page 31st of October 2024

The Chancellor has announced the Budget for 2024, indicating a significant increase in public borrowing by £32 billion per year and raising taxes to the highest level on record, alongside concerns from economists about the potential stagnation of economic growth due to downgraded forecasts.

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Times Front Page 30th of October 2024

Two Conservative leadership candidates accused the government of withholding information related to the Southport incident, claiming concern over a potential cover-up and emphasising the need for transparency in the investigation.

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