Guardian Front Page 15th of March 2025
The PM warned a key foreign leader not to jeopardise a crucial ceasefire by hindering talks, reaffirming Britain’s unwavering support for its partners and a fair approach to ending the crisis.
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The increasing pressure being placed upon the prime minister to get a grip of exam results also leads the front page of The Guardian. Labour and Conservative politicians have united in their criticism of the “botched” handling of the A-level results in England, the paper reports. Oxford University has said it is unable to offer further places to state school applications who have been affected by the grading fiasco “as we are constrained by government student number controls”, a spokesperson has said.
Guardian Front Page 14th of March 2025
The health secretary intends to abolish NHS England under the PM’s watch, aiming to streamline oversight and boost local control in an effort to tackle staff shortages, reduce waiting times, and address concerns about past reorganisations.
Guardian Front Page 13th of March 2025
Facing a massive rebellion from several MPs, the PM is under mounting pressure to rethink deep welfare cuts that could freeze disability support and remove billions from social programmes, triggering intense concern among party members.
Guardian Front Page 12th of March 2025
A 30-day ceasefire has been agreed in the war, with the PM and US officials urging the other side to confirm its readiness while firmly supporting Western interests and placing the onus on Russia to follow suit.