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Meanwhile, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has signalled that taxes will have to start rising next year, the Sunday Times reports. He said that Britain is experiencing “economic shock” and cannot continue to borrow money “indefinitely” at such high levels. Mr Sunak said that, by the spring, he must start “returning to sustainable public finances”, the paper adds. His comments come ahead of next week’s Spending Review, during which, the Times says, an extra £3bn will be earmarked for the NHS.

Sunday Times Front Page 25th of January 2026

Andy Burnham will seek a Commons seat in a by-election, challenging the PM’s direction. In a letter he urges a new approach on growth, regional investment and public services, saying current plans lack urgency. The move is widely viewed as a test of the PM’s authority within the party.

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Sunday Times Front Page 18th of January 2026

The PM condemned new US tariffs linked to a renewed push to buy Greenland, describing the approach as coercive. Britain is consulting allies on a response and warns the levies could hit UK and European firms. Denmark and Greenland leaders have rejected any sale.

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Sunday Times Front Page 11th of January 2026

Reports indicate the death toll from nationwide protests in Iran has climbed into the hundreds amid an intensified crackdown. Hospitals are reportedly treating large numbers of injured. The US and allies say they support the demonstrators and are considering steps to pressure the regime.

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