Times Front Page 15th of May 2025
Plans to allow earlier release for those convicted of serious offences have caused concern over public safety, as prisons edge towards capacity and observers demand more stringent safeguards.
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The Times leads with an investigation into what it describes as a “Russian disinformation campaign designed to undermine and spread fear about the Oxford University coronavirus vaccine”. The paper says pictures, memes and video clips depict the British-made vaccine as dangerous, with some suggesting it could turn people into monkeys because it uses a chimpanzee virus as a vector. The Times says it is not clear if the propaganda was directly authorised by the Kremlin but it says there is evidence some Russian officials were involved – and middlemen are now seeking to “seed” the images on social media networks around the world.
Times Front Page 14th of May 2025
An innocent man, believed to be the nation’s longest-serving miscarriage of justice victim, spent nearly four decades behind bars on a flawed conviction before having it overturned, now facing a drawn-out wait for compensation.
Times Front Page 13th of May 2025
Counterterrorism detectives are investigating a series of suspicious fires at two London properties and a vehicle linked to the PM, with authorities exploring possible connections between the incidents while stressing that inquiries remain ongoing.
Times Front Page 12th of May 2025
The PM plans to tighten immigration rules, requiring migrants to demonstrate their tax compliance and undertake voluntary work before securing the right to remain.