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On the Guardian’s front page picture slot is a photo of two women among the crowds who gathered in central London for the annual Pride march, which returned for the first time since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. The paper’s lead story says that the government’s official spending watchdog, the independent National Audit Office, is set to launch an inquiry into the prime minister’s claim that 40 new hospitals will be built by 2030. According to the paper, it comes as concerns grow in Whitehall that the pledge is not affordable and has been oversold to the public.

Observer Front Page 23rd of March 2025

A new analysis predicts a downward trend in living standards for all households by the end of the decade, disproportionately affecting those on lower incomes and placing the PM’s commitments under scrutiny while the Chancellor faces mounting demands to tackle these concerns.

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Observer Front Page 9th of March 2025

Britons are reportedly struggling more than many others in the aftermath of the pandemic, with a slower-than-expected recovery, higher spending that has yet to yield clear benefits, and rising concerns over health and social inequalities.

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