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Conservative MPs have warned Mr Johnson that they will go on the warpath unless he tackles the “unfairness” of the English A-level grading system, The Times says. A growing number of Tory MPs have complained to their whips about the “Kafkaesque” computer algorithm used to determine results, the paper adds, with several calling on the government to base results on pupils’ predicted grades. The paper quotes former Scottish Conservative leader, Ruth Davidson, who said: “This is something that cuts through to everyone.”

Times Front Page 9th of December 2025

Britain is close to finalising a £100bn package with France, Germany and EU leaders to provide long‑term support for a partner nation. Funding would use profits from immobilised foreign assets and European banks. The PM says agreement could come within days after talks at Downing Street.

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Times Front Page 8th of December 2025

Ministers plan to require all employers to give staff Whitehall‑drafted guidance encouraging union membership under the Employment Rights Bill. It would set out benefits and contact routes, seek to curb anti‑union practices and be shaped by consultation on implementation and enforcement.

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Times Front Page 6th of December 2025

Baroness Falkner, former EHRC chair, says Labour has let women down, abandoning feminism and failing to protect single‑sex spaces after a Supreme Court ruling. She accuses ministers of delaying guidance and being slow to tackle grooming gangs, blaming internal pressures.

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Times Front Page 5th of December 2025

Household bills are set to rise as Ofgem introduces levies to fund grid and pipeline upgrades. The charges, supporting a £58bn networks programme and wider expansion, will climb over the decade, offsetting the Chancellor’s £159-a-year bill cut and reaching about £116 annually by 2030.

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