
Financial Times Front Page 16th of June 2025
Israel and Iran have intensified their exchanges with reciprocal strikes on key facilities, raising concerns about wider repercussions and possible shifts in regional power.
Israel and Iran have intensified their exchanges with reciprocal strikes on key facilities, raising concerns about wider repercussions and possible shifts in regional power.
Over 240 passengers have died after an Air India Dreamliner, bound for the UK, crashed in Gujarat following take-off, marking the deadliest airline disaster since 2014 and heightening scrutiny around Boeing’s safety record.
A £113bn renewal plan pledges extensive public investment in infrastructure, healthcare, and education, fuelling debate over possible tax rises and a tighter squeeze on certain government departments.
A pledge of £39bn towards affordable homes has been placed at the heart of efforts to revitalise the country, accompanied by a planned £113bn infrastructure boost and a focus on everyday finances, raising questions about tax policy and marking a pivotal moment for Labour.