Guardian Front Page 9th of May 2024
The Guardian reveals that top climate scientists predict a minimum 2.
The Guardian reveals that top climate scientists predict a minimum 2.
The Guardian reveals that the Garrick Club, after 193 years of male exclusivity, has now voted to admit women.
The Guardian reports on Hamas’s ceasefire deal acceptance and Israel’s scepticism.
The Guardian reveals Labour’s strategy to focus on southern England in the upcoming general election.
The Guardian reports on the Conservative Party’s worst election results in years, sparking fears of no safe Tory seats.
The Guardian reports that Rishi Sunak may permit oil and gas exploration at offshore wind energy sites.
The Guardian highlights the backlash Labour is facing over a loophole allowing zero-hours contracts.
The Guardian reports on a fatal sword attack in northeast London under investigation.
The Guardian highlights the resignation of Scottish first minister Humza Yousaf, marking another crisis for the SNP.
The Guardian reveals a forthcoming Home Office operation to detain UK asylum seekers for deportation to Rwanda.
The Guardian reports that research reveals hundreds of thousands of pupils in England and Wales are taught by underpaid teaching assistants.
The Guardian reports on Humza Yousaf facing a no-confidence motion, supported by the Scottish Greens.
The Guardian reports on Labour’s pledge for a major overhaul of railways, aiming for national ownership.
The Guardian reports Rishi Sunak’s commitment to supply Ukraine with a minimum of £3bn annually as part of his defence spending increase.
The Guardian reports on the Met chief’s defence of an officer involved in an antisemitism controversy.