Daily Telegraph Front Page 19th of March 2024
The Daily Telegraph reports on Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ pledge for a ‘national renewal’ under a Labour government.
The Daily Telegraph reports on Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ pledge for a ‘national renewal’ under a Labour government.
The Daily Telegraph reports the Prime Minister’s assurance to Tory backbenchers about the improving economy.
The Daily Telegraph reports on the potential imprisonment of Veterans’ Affairs Minister Johnny Mercer for withholding names of whistleblowers from an Afghan execution inquiry.
The Daily Telegraph reveals concerns over potential patient wait time increases due to the NHS’s introduction of electric ambulances.
Daily Telegraph reports on Gove’s upcoming new extremism definition announcement.
The Daily Telegraph features Sir Keir Starmer’s pledge to allow MPs a vote on assisted dying if Labour wins the next election.
The Daily Telegraph highlights PM Rishi Sunak’s pledge to construct new gas power stations in Britain to prevent potential blackouts.
The Daily Telegraph reveals that a recent photo of the Princess of Wales, post-surgery, has been withdrawn by top picture agencies due to manipulation concerns.
The Daily Telegraph highlights allegations of Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf overruling officials to grant £250,000 to a Gaza aid agency amid his family’s entrapment there.
The Daily Telegraph reports on Robin Simcox’s claim that London is becoming a no-go area for Jews due to unchecked extremist groups.
The Daily Telegraph highlights Jeremy Hunt’s plan to eradicate national insurance for workers as the Conservatives’ key re-election strategy.
The Daily Telegraph discusses how the chancellor’s upcoming budget plan has triggered rumours of a potential early general election.
The Daily Telegraph highlights a warning from Germany’s ex-intelligence chief about potential extensive military leaks.
The Daily Telegraph reveals that nearly half of all neighbourhoods in England and Wales have seen no resolution to burglaries in the last three years.
Rishi Sunak’s call for the UK to combat extremism features prominently in The Daily Telegraph.