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Like the Guardian, the Times report on the Sarah Everard case focuses on police efforts to reassure women they are safe walking the streets. The front page also reports that consultants and contractors profiting from the test-and-trace system are being offered advice from civil servants on how to apply for honours such as MBEs. The Times says the invitations to put forward staff for recognition came as Sir Nicholas Macpherson, permanent secretary at the Treasury until 2016, called the £37bn test-and-trace system the “most wasteful and inept public spending programme” ever.

Times Front Page 14th of February 2026

The PM warns Reform’s agenda would fracture alliances, isolate Britain and risk national security, saying Nigel Farage’s approach is a retreat from responsibility. He pitches a centrist, pro‑alliance course and higher defence spending to keep the UK safe and influential.

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Times Front Page 13th of February 2026

The government will issue guidance allowing pupils to socially transition at school—use new names and pronouns—after consultation with parents and risk assessments. Primary schools must take extra care. Access to single‑sex spaces and PE may stay restricted under safeguarding rules.

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Times Front Page 12th of February 2026

The PM faces pressure after it emerged he knew a peerage nominee had previously defended a convicted abuser. Critics question No 10’s vetting and demand transparency on what advice was given before the nomination. Allies say due process was followed, but calls for clarity continue.

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