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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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 18th of April 2025
Despite the PM’s hopes for a swift agreement, the US has insisted on maintaining steep tariffs, prompting renewed concern over future trade negotiations.
Times Front Page 17th of April 2025
A landmark judgment clarified that “woman” is defined by biological sex, prompting those seeking to preserve single-sex spaces to hail it as a victory, while others voiced concerns about its broader impact on inclusivity.
Times Front Page 16th of April 2025
Senior officials and industry leaders are urgently seeking to prevent new US tariffs on medicines, warning of potentially serious harm to a multi‑billion‑pound domestic sector and highlighting the need to shield vital trade links.