Metro Front Page 19th of March 2025
Facing strong resistance from within Parliament, the Government has reversed its planned overhaul of disability
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A “huge drop” in the number of deaths linked to Covid-19 leads the Metro. The paper says they have fallen 97% since the peak of the UK’s second wave in January. Separately, a picture of Boris Johnson sits beside a question: “So can Boris wallpaper over the cracks?” Elsewhere, the paper pictures a monochrome portrait of actor James Norton – who it says is “tipped to be next Bond”.
Metro Front Page 18th of March 2025
A report warns that an estimated £17 billion is needed to fix the nation’s deteriorating roads, highlighting serious safety risks and calling for substantial, sustained investment to address infrastructure shortfalls.
Metro Front Page 17th of March 2025
Streeting asserts that some medical professionals are too quick to diagnose mental health conditions, pledging to help individuals back into employment amid looming benefit changes and signs of discord within his party.
Metro Front Page 14th of March 2025
Starmer proposes a radical overhaul of the NHS aimed at reducing bureaucracy and boosting patient care, while the PM vows to rein in “flabby” quangos to streamline public spending.