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A number of Wednesday’s papers lead with the news that former prime minister Boris Johnson – who last year was fined for parties held in Downing Street during the coronavirus lockdown – has been referred to the police by the Cabinet Office over claims he also hosted events at Chequers, the prime ministerial residence in Buckinghamshire. The i says Mr Johnson, who is still an MP, is “fighting for his future” but that he has blamed any appearance of wrongdoing on “abbreviated entries” in his official diary.

i Front Page 22nd of January 2025

The UK government is warning tech companies of potential regulations to combat harmful online content, with the PM and Home Secretary signalling possible legislative action to safeguard young people from violent material and radicalisation.

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i Front Page 21st of January 2025

The 47th President of the United States has commenced their tenure with a series of assertive policies, including a strong push for increased oil drilling and announcing that the US will officially recognise only two genders—male and female—positioning America in stark contrast to the progressive stance of Britain, the Ukraine, and Western allies.

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i Front Page 20th of January 2025

A key event unfolded in the Middle East as an exchange commenced amid a tenuous ceasefire, with the release of three women held in Gaza for 15 months and the anticipated freeing of numerous Palestinian detainees by Israeli authorities.

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i Front Page 18th of January 2025

Train drivers are set to demand a pay increase for 2025 that exceeds the current offer of 4.5%, posing a challenge for Labour amidst the Government’s major rail reforms and amidst concerns about maintaining staff amid cost-of-living pressures.

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