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The Times takes a more positive tone with the news that universities say they will “soften” their normal entry grades in light of exams being halted by the pandemic. The paper says the move has “thrown a lifeline” to more than 100,000 pupils who will have their A-level results downgraded by regulators. Also on its front page, the paper reports that the UK has seen its longest stretch of temperatures above 34C since the 1960s, as Britons have been kept awake by a run of “tropical nights” – when temperatures remain above 20C.

Times Front Page 6th of December 2024

The PM has committed to curbing the influence of the “nimby lobby” and promoting new housing developments, aiming to tackle the housing shortage by streamlining planning processes and facilitating economic growth, while addressing high housing prices linked to bureaucratic obstacles.

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Times Front Page 5th of December 2024

President Macron is facing calls to resign after his Prime Minister, Michel Barnier, was forced to step down due to losing a crucial vote of confidence, leading to political turmoil and fresh demands for Macron’s resignation amid concerns over France’s stability in the European landscape.

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Times Front Page 4th of December 2024

The UK government plans to increase the use of home arrest and electronic monitoring as alternatives to incarceration due to a projected shortfall of 12,400 prison spaces by 2027, in an effort to manage rising prison populations more effectively.

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Times Front Page 3rd of December 2024

The PM has stressed the importance of strengthening the UK’s relationship with the United States to counter the perceived threat from Russia, describing it as a “near and present danger” and advocating for increased cooperation and mutual investment between the two nations.

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