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While many of Sunday’s front pages look back at the reopening of pubs in England on Saturday, several papers lead on their own exclusives. The Observer says NHS bosses have accused the chancellor of breaking a pledge to give the health service “whatever it takes” by refusing a £10bn cash injection needed to avoid it being crippled by a second wave of coronavirus. The Treasury declined to discuss its ongoing negotiations with NHS leaders, the paper says.

Observer Front Page 15th of September 2024

There is growing concern among Britain and the United States regarding a potential nuclear deal between Iran and Russia, with fears that Iran is offering missile technology in return for assistance in developing nuclear capability amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

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Observer Front Page 1st of September 2024

Most people in the UK now believe they will have to spend their own money on private healthcare for services such as dentistry, physiotherapy, and even getting GP appointments, according to a study revealing that NHS queues have led to expectations of going private.

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Observer Front Page 25th of August 2024

The British people will have to endure even worse economic and social pressures in the coming months as the Labour government takes “unpopular decisions” to rebuild the country’s economy, Keir Starmer will warn this week.

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