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The Observer says top Tory MPs agreed to work for a fake South Korean firm for up to £10,000 a day, according to footage from a campaign group. Former chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng and former health secretary Matt Hancock are among a handful of high-profile MPs who offered their services. Anti-Brexit campaign group Led By Donkeys organised the meeting, which was filmed undercover. Mr Hancock told the paper it was an “illegal publication of a private conversation” and Mr Kwarteng did not respond.

Observer Front Page 14th of December 2025

Ministers are split over plans to curb children’s social media use, with some urging a ban and strict age checks while others favour education and platform regulation. The PM is pressed for a clear strategy balancing mental health concerns, free speech and tech innovation.

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Observer Front Page 7th of December 2025

Keir Starmer sets out a tougher approach, vowing to press on in office and deliver his programme. He criticises rivals on the left and right, warns their tactics are divisive, confirms Angela Rayner will return to frontline duties, and insists he relishes the job.

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Observer Front Page 30th of November 2025

Tom Stoppard has died aged 88. The acclaimed playwright reshaped British theatre with works from Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead to Arcadia and Leopoldstadt. David Hare reflects on their 50‑year friendship and assesses Stoppard’s enduring legacy.

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Observer Front Page 23rd of November 2025

Zack Polanski outlines a Green vision: quit Nato, raise taxes on wealth to fund services and green investment, and adopt a welcoming stance on migration. He argues this agenda would reset Britain’s economy, fairness and climate goals.

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