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Yet the prime minister appears defiant on the front of the Sunday Telegraph. Defending last month’s mini-budget, Ms Truss tells the paper that “tough decisions” are required to boost growth, adding that voters are more concerned with education and jobs than with polls. The PM wants to cut red tape for businesses, the paper reports, and plans to combat what she calls Britain’s “lack of dynamism”. “We cannot continue on the current trajectory of managed decline… we must take a new direction,” she told the paper. Her comments come ahead of the Conservative Party conference, starting on Sunday.

Sunday Telegraph Front Page 25th of January 2026

Labour is split over Andy Burnham’s bid to return to Westminster. The Manchester mayor needs a safe seat, with selections influenced by allies of the PM and the party executive. Supporters see an electoral asset; critics fear a leadership rival. A decision on his route back is pending.

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Sunday Telegraph Front Page 18th of January 2026

The US president has threatened steep tariffs on UK goods unless Britain backs his push to secure control of Greenland. The PM called the move completely wrong and vowed to protect UK interests, as ministers pursue diplomacy with allies and contingency plans to limit economic harm.

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Sunday Telegraph Front Page 4th of January 2026

Donald Trump says the US will oversee Venezuela’s transition after a US operation detained Nicolás Maduro in Caracas. Maduro and his wife are to face trial in New York on drug and firearms charges. The White House plans to let US oil firms restore infrastructure and resume production.

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