Guardian Front Page 5th of July 2025
The Chancellor acknowledged that tax rises remain possible in order to maintain economic stability, emphasising a balanced approach between fiscal responsibility and supporting public services.
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The Guardian says the chancellor has, in effect, told Britain’s businesses and millions of middle-earners that they will pay the price of the government’s year-long fight against Covid-19, with the biggest tax increases since 1993. Repeatedly stressing the devastating impact of the pandemic, Mr Sunak spoke on Wednesday of the need to “begin fixing the public finances.”
Guardian Front Page 4th of July 2025
Hundreds of lives have been lost following intensified strikes in Gaza, as Israel continues its operations despite ongoing discussions of a possible ceasefire, sparking widespread international concern.
Guardian Front Page 3rd of July 2025
In a heated parliamentary session, the PM was compelled to defend Reeves following a bungled welfare policy that sparked widespread unease over government decision-making and prompted calls for immediate corrective action.
Guardian Front Page 2nd of July 2025
A welfare bill secured parliamentary approval by a 75-vote majority, after the PM withdrew planned disability benefit cuts to avert a major Labour rebellion.