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The Guardian also leads on the plan to scrap the public sector pay freeze which it says comes “amid cost of living crisis”. It says economists have warned that the measures “would not compensate for inflation rises and cuts to universal credit”. The front page also carries the picture and quotes from Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen who gave evidence about the tech giant to MPs on Monday.

Guardian Front Page 16th of March 2026

Ministers are considering deploying minesweeping drones to keep a key oil route open, wary that sending Royal Navy warships at Washington’s request could escalate tensions. The drones would clear suspected mines to protect tankers and maintain energy flows while limiting the UK’s footprint.

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Guardian Front Page 14th of March 2026

The UK joined key European partners in rejecting Washington’s move to ease an oil embargo on a sanctioned state, warning it undermines pressure and security. The White House says the step is intended to stabilise global fuel prices.

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Guardian Front Page 13th of March 2026

The defence secretary says a foreign state is covertly guiding Iran’s tactics, with drone crews applying techniques refined elsewhere. He urges tougher sanctions, stronger air defences and tighter UK‑allied coordination to deter further threats.

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Guardian Front Page 12th of March 2026

Newly released documents say the PM was warned that appointing Peter Mandelson as ambassador posed a reputational risk because of his links to Jeffrey Epstein. Officials cited concerns over continuing contact after Epstein’s conviction and payment terms. The appointment went ahead.

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