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Many of Wednesday’s papers lead with government plans to bring in anti-strike legislation. The Metro labels the legislation a ‘strike against strikes’, reporting that ambulance, fire and rail staff could face the sack unless some stay at work during industrial action – if the laws are passed. Also on its front page is a story about Prince Harry leaving a hotel in New York accompanied by a bodyguard carrying a Glock gun pistol case. The prince was in the US city on Monday to promote his memoir Spare in an interview with Stephen Colbert on The Late Show.

Metro Front Page 17th of December 2025

Neonatal nurse Sarah Alcock, a new mum whose daughter Chloe arrived 15 weeks early in March, is volunteering to work over Christmas to support an overstretched unit. In recognition of her dedication to families and colleagues, she and her family receive a festive getaway as thanks.

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Metro Front Page 16th of December 2025

At a sentencing hearing, a driver was blamed for causing injuries to football fans during a Liverpool parade. The court heard he acted out of “simple selfish rage” while trying to push through the crowd, later telling police he’d ruined his family’s life after setting out to collect a friend.

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Metro Front Page 15th of December 2025

A shopkeeper confronted and disarmed one attacker during an incident at Bondi Beach that targeted a Jewish family festival. At least 11 people were killed. He kept the suspect under control until police intervened, and has been praised for bravery by officials and witnesses.

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Metro Front Page 12th of December 2025

Police are seeking a gang after a 1am raid on a museum warehouse. More than 600 items, including coins and cultural artefacts linked to Britain’s colonial era, are missing. CCTV shows four suspects carrying boxes. Officers are cataloguing losses and appealing for information.

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