Guardian Front Page 20th of May 2025
Described by Starmer as putting Britain back on the world stage, an EU agreement promises cheaper goods and strengthened trade ties.
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The Guardian reports the latest on the rebel Conservative MPs who want to overturn the government’s cuts to foreign aid. The paper says Boris Johnson has “set himself on collision course” with many of his MPs, after No 10 suggested it would defy an order by the Commons Speaker to give MPs a vote on the issue. As senior figures including ex-PM Theresa May are expected to condemn the cuts in a debate later, the Guardian suggests it will be embarrassing for Mr Johnson ahead of the G7 summit this week.
Guardian Front Page 19th of May 2025
Negotiations on a major reset of the UK’s relationship with the European Union are at a delicate juncture, with fishing rights and youth mobility among unresolved points ahead of a crucial summit.
Guardian Front Page 17th of May 2025
A senior figure has signalled that Britain intends to strengthen its ties with the EU, emphasising a more cooperative approach to trade and diplomacy that could yield expanded opportunities and a renewed sense of partnership.
Guardian Front Page 16th of May 2025
Ministers are moving to prevent a major water company from allocating executive bonuses from a multi-billion-pound loan, citing the urgency of protecting public funds and ensuring proper accountability.