Newspaper Round Up: 19th of July 2025

Guardian Front Page 19th of July 2025

Angela Rayner has urged Labour MPs to champion the government’s first-year achievements and set out decisive plans on growth, infrastructure and living costs, arguing this is essential to consolidate power and counter both populist and trade-union pressures.

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i Weekend Front Page 19th of July 2025

Fuel duty will remain frozen as the Chancellor opts to shield households from higher motoring costs rather than raise this key tax, despite economists’ calls for an increase to ease the fiscal shortfall, with Treasury officials arguing the continued freeze supports struggling families while ministers seek alternative revenue and growth-boosting measures.

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FT Weekend Front Page 19th of July 2025

Global cryptocurrency valuations have surged to a record $4tn, buoyed by fresh US legislation promising clearer rules, Bitcoin’s climb past $125,000 and Donald Trump’s vow to expose pension savings to digital assets, while critics caution that wider adoption could amplify systemic risks.

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Daily Telegraph Front Page 19th of July 2025

Security procedures are under scrutiny after an Afghan evacuee admitted through a resettlement route managed to bring 22 family members to the UK, sparking questions about data handling, vetting standards and the strain on local resources.

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Times Front Page 19th of July 2025

Sanctioning a network of hostile foreign operatives identified as responsible for the Salisbury nerve-agent attack, the PM signalled zero tolerance for covert aggression on British soil and strengthened cooperation with allies to defend national security.

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Daily Star Front Page 19th of July 2025

Former midfielder Joey Barton has provoked widespread criticism after claiming the Lionesses’ shoot-out display was the worst he has seen and suggesting they should not press for equal pay, with many observers pointing to his own mixed record on the pitch.

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Financial Times Front Page 19th of July 2025

Buoyed by clearer US regulation, mounting institutional inflows and growing talk of pension-fund access, the value of global crypto assets has broken through $4tn for the first time, propelling Bitcoin to a fresh peak and sharpening the debate over how conventional finance should adapt.

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