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Wednesday’s front pages reflect on the tributes to those who died in the pandemic, one year on from the start of the first lockdown. “Bells toll for 126,000 lives lost” is the headline in the Times, which says it was a time for the nation to “mourn its losses and contemplate a future that remains worryingly uncertain”.

Times Front Page 14th of March 2026

The chancellor pledged targeted support to shield poorer households from rising energy bills as global tensions lift wholesale prices. The Treasury is modelling options, with temporary help likely if the price cap jumps in June, prioritising low‑income homes.

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Times Front Page 13th of March 2026

Britain says Iranian drones used in an incident at a base in Erbil were guided by an external power. No UK casualties were reported. The government vows firm backing for allies and deterrence, as Iran’s new Ayatollah warns up to 15 neighbouring countries.

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Times Front Page 12th of March 2026

Files indicate the PM proceeded with appointing Lord Mandelson despite warnings from a senior aide and an outgoing ambassador about reputational risk, citing the peer’s past association with Jeffrey Epstein. A memo said Starmer’s personal links to Mandelson left him “more exposed.”

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Times Front Page 11th of March 2026

US aircraft left a UK base to carry out operations against Iran after the PM authorised allied use of the site, calling the action defensive. US officials signalled the most intense day of operations so far. Britain backs its ally while saying UK forces are not directly involved.

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