2023-03-12
Observer Front Page 12th of March 2023
The BBC’s suspension row may topple BBC bosses and derail parts of the government’s new asylum policy, the Observer writes.
The BBC’s suspension row may topple BBC bosses and derail parts of the government’s new asylum policy, the Observer writes.
Tory grandees are deserting Boris Johnson, the Observer reported, saying his response to Partygate shows he has “gone full Trump”.
In 2022, almost 1 in 100 police officers faced criminal charges, according to The Observer.
The Observer also features Boris Johnson’s fight to keep key Northern Ireland Protocol laws.
On Saturday, Nadhim Zahawi admitted to reaching a tax settlement with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) due to an “error” over a controversial stake in YouGov polling company.
According to the Observer, NHS patients will be able to skip long queues by opting for private care.
According to the Observer, the nursing union is considering tougher strikes.
If ministers open serious discussions about pay, health unions will suspend planned strikes, according to the Observer.