2025-05-12
Daily Telegraph Front Page 12th of May 2025
Starmer intends to close a loophole in ECHR-related rules enabling foreign offenders to avoid removal, with the PM poised to implement measures tightening judicial powers in such cases.
Starmer intends to close a loophole in ECHR-related rules enabling foreign offenders to avoid removal, with the PM poised to implement measures tightening judicial powers in such cases.
A married naval chief has resigned following an investigation into allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a junior colleague, prompting debate over leadership standards within the service.
The PM has granted the US a decisive say over any prospective arrangements with China, marking a significant post-Brexit shift in foreign trade policy and sparking debate on broader economic implications.
Spending on housing arrivals has risen to an estimated £4 million per day, facing resistance from some in Europe and prompting concerns over costs, border controls, and the need for more robust strategies to manage the ongoing influx.
A proposed agreement that exempts certain Indian workers from National Insurance, allegedly supported by the Labour leader, has caused accusations of betrayal and sparked debate on the nation’s immigration and tax policies.
A suspected Iranian operation was disrupted when five individuals were detained in two raids after intelligence indicated a threat to specific locations, prompting an ongoing investigation into potential security risks.
Pharmacies will soon provide weight‑management injections to NHS patients following a brief assessment, marking a streamlined move in the ongoing effort to address obesity.
Norway urges Britain to preserve its oil-based resources amid growing concerns over net-zero ambitions, while rumours of internal strife in Labour highlight escalating tensions around energy policy.