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The Daily Telegraph says No 10 is “under escalating pressure” to follow the lead of the Scottish government in ensuring all A-level pupils in England receive their predicted grades on Thursday. Scotland’s Education Secretary John Swinney performed a U-turn on Tuesday, announcing that about 125,000 results – awarded last week for the Scottish equivalents of GCSEs and A-levels – would be replaced with teachers’ recommendations after an outcry. The paper also quotes critics who say No 10’s “triple lock” plan does not go far enough. Its front page also reports on the “tell-all” biography of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Finding Freedom, which was published on Tuesday.

Daily Telegraph Front Page 15th of November 2025

Rachel Reeves is preparing a new property levy affecting about 2.4m homes after dropping plans to raise income tax. A revaluation would lift bills for higher‑value properties, particularly in the South, with some northern areas paying less. The move aims to raise billions for the public finances.

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Daily Telegraph Front Page 13th of November 2025

Wes Streeting denied plotting against the PM and criticised No 10 for “juvenile” briefings. The Health Secretary said he is focused on governing and NHS reform, not leadership manoeuvres, and urged discipline across government. Downing Street allies rejected his claims.

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Daily Telegraph Front Page 12th of November 2025

After resigning, BBC director-general Tim Davie defended the corporation over a bias row, arguing critics are overstating failings. He admitted mistakes but rejected claims of systemic partiality, emphasising public‑service values as scrutiny intensifies over governance and potential board changes.

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