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Questions over the survival of Boris Johnson’s government continue to lead Britain’s national newspapers. “Johnson fights for his life” headlines the Times, as it writes the prime minister declared he was “absolutely determined” to stay on despite more than 40 ministers quitting government since Tuesday. It says Mr Johnson claimed his resignation would lead to a general election keeping the Conservatives out of power for decades. It quotes an ally of the premier saying: “It’s an utter illusion if people think they can topple Boris and think it will be happily ever after.”

Times Front Page 10th of January 2025

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is urging the cabinet to propose alternative economic strategies amidst rising borrowing costs that have surpassed levels seen during Liz Truss’s tenure, as the economy faces a downturn with high interest rates impacting growth and mortgage affordability.

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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.

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