Click to Enlarge
Facebook
Twitter
The war in Ukraine leads Sunday’s papers. “The world shuns pariah Putin” is the Observer’s headline, with a photo of a five-year-old Ukrainian boy taking refuge with his family in an underground shelter in Kyiv dominating the front page. The paper reports on the growing international isolation facing the Kremlin. Germany has committed to supply Ukrainian troops with 1,000 anti-tank weapons and 500 Stinger missiles. It is also bowing to what the paper calls “intense pressure” from Britain, the US and Canada to ban Russia from the Swift banking payments system. China has “deserted” its key ally and Hungary has lent its support to all EU sanctions against Moscow, the paper adds.

Observer Front Page 30th of November 2025

Tom Stoppard has died aged 88. The acclaimed playwright reshaped British theatre with works from Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead to Arcadia and Leopoldstadt. David Hare reflects on their 50‑year friendship and assesses Stoppard’s enduring legacy.

Read More »

Observer Front Page 23rd of November 2025

Zack Polanski outlines a Green vision: quit Nato, raise taxes on wealth to fund services and green investment, and adopt a welcoming stance on migration. He argues this agenda would reset Britain’s economy, fairness and climate goals.

Read More »

Observer Front Page 16th of November 2025

Claims of political interference at the BBC include pressure on editorial decisions and influence over senior appointments. Critics warn public trust and impartiality are at risk. MPs and campaigners call for tougher governance, transparent hiring, and stronger protections for the broadcaster’s independence.

Read More »

Observer Front Page 9th of November 2025

The Chancellor’s ‘two up, two down’ budget targets the young, promising help on housing, jobs and training within tight finances. It balances support for first-time buyers and skills with potential tax rises and strained services, testing claims of intergenerational fairness.

Read More »