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The Times borrows Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden’s call to “work out to help out” for its headline, adding that cricket can resume this weekend and amateur football as soon as guidelines are agreed. The paper also says the prime minister intends to ban promotions on unhealthy food after coronavirus convinced him action on obesity was needed.

Times Front Page 23rd of April 2025

Veterans from an elite military unit claim unfair treatment in longstanding investigations into events from the Troubles, prompting calls for clearer legal protections and a balanced approach to scrutinising past operations.

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Times Front Page 22nd of April 2025

The pontiff’s passing in the Vatican, announced at the age of 88, has prompted tributes from the King, the PM, and allies worldwide, who commend his transformative approach and prepare for the forthcoming conclave to select his successor.

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Times Front Page 19th of April 2025

Plans to process rejected asylum seekers through ‘return hubs’ have gained support from the UN’s refugee agency, with Labour exploring proposals involving the Balkans as Channel crossings continue to surge.

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