Times Front Page 19th of April 2024
The Times reveals that the Prime Minister is considering revoking doctors’ authority to issue sick notes due to concerns over excessive benefits spending.
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The Times says “vaccination hotspots” such as the United States, Maldives, Israel and Malta could be the first countries to open up for British holidaymakers this summer. Under a new traffic light system, travel to red-list countries will not be permitted, amber countries will mean people will need to quarantine for up to 10 days and green-list countries will not need any quarantine, the paper says. Separately, Oxfam is facing new allegations of sexual exploitation, bullying and mismanagement, the paper reports.
Times Front Page 18th of April 2024
The Times reports a setback to hopes for major pre-election interest rate cuts due to slower-than-expected inflation decline.
Times Front Page 17th of April 2024
The Times reports on the police’s broad investigation into several allegations against Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner.
Times Front Page 16th of April 2024
The Times reports on the Prime Minister’s refusal to blacklist Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps due to diplomatic concerns.