UK Newspaper Archive

The Daily Star reports that builders are being advised to cover up in the sun to prevent skin cancer.

According to the Daily Express, Boris Johnson is confident of winning the next election.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson needs to go, says the Daily Mirror.

The Guardian leads with an analysis of the Conservatives’ by-election defeat.

Boris Johnson faces a new challenge to his leadership, according to the Daily Telegraph.

Sajid Javid says Labour and the Lib Dems should be “honest” about their pact, according to the Daily Mail.

The Financial Times reports on the US Supreme Court’s ruling on abortion rights.

British Airways workers voted to strike, leading to a summer of travel chaos, according to The Daily Mirror.

In the Daily Mail, the prime minister is quoted rebuking Prince Charles for his Rwanda comments.

In The Daily Express, a European judge criticizes the European Court of Human Rights for its lack of transparency.

There are threats of further disruption from airport staff, teachers, and the NHS in the Guardian.

The Daily Telegraph reports that the prime minister wants to cut the amount of biofuel used in the UK.

According to the Daily Star, Alexa will soon be able to revive the voices of deceased relatives.

Metro reports that hundreds of British Airways employees at Heathrow have voted to strike during the summer.

Polio has returned to the UK for the first time in 40 years, reports the Daily Mail.

Inflation won’t be fueled by raising the state pension by 10%, says Rishi Sunak.

Companies facing strikes over pay are paying their bosses more than 86 times what their workers earn, according to a report in the Daily Mirror.

According to The Independent, new asylum seekers are being detained and threatened with deportation to Rwanda.

There will be another day of disruption for millions of passengers tomorrow as talks to avert a second nationwide rail strike have broken down.

In the wake of COVID, the education secretary says a teachers’ strike would be “unforgivable.”

‘Psycho seagull’ attacks a fisherman every time he goes outside, reports the Daily Star.

A case of polio has been found in Britain for the first time in 40 years, reports the i.

Metro reports that parents have been advised to check their children’s polio vaccinations after the virus was detected in the UK’s water supply.

As teaching unions threaten to go on strike, Rishi Sunak defended the government’s decision to raise the basic state pension in line with inflation, reports the Financial Times.

According to the Express, the rail strikes are a result of class warfare.