2022-09-02
Guardian Front Page 2nd of September 2022
According to the Guardian, gun crime has increased in two out of three police forces.
According to the Guardian, gun crime has increased in two out of three police forces.
According to The Guardian, families may die if they turn off the heat this winter.
As a result of a “completely unsustainable” surge in demand, food banks across Britain are warning that they will not be able to feed families in need this winter.
The Guardian reports that schools are at risk of closing due to rising costs.
There is an extra six-week wait for cancer diagnosis among black and Asian people, according to The Guardian.
After the energy price cap was raised, the Guardian’s lead story focused on expert warnings.
Headteachers in England are calling on ministers to delay returning to pre-pandemic exam conditions for one more year, according to The Guardian.
The Guardian reports that Russia has drawn up a detailed plan to disconnect Europe’s largest nuclear power plant from Ukraine’s power grid.
Despite souring food prices around the world, companies at the center of the global grain trade have enjoyed a record bonanza. The paper says this has raised concerns of profiteering and speculation.
According to The Guardian, Liz Truss cut millions of pounds from water pollution funding.