Times Front Page 20th of January 2025
Three women, including a British-Israeli, have been released by Hamas as part of a ceasefire agreement, marking a significant development after 15 months of conflict.
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The Times says an estimated £3,700 of damage was caused to the Colston statue during the protest last June. The paper’s main picture is of tennis ace Novak Djokovic who has been denied entry to Australia after claiming a medical exemption from a Covid vaccine. Elsewhere, the Times reports a “boost for holidays” as a complex system of travel testing is scrapped in England.
Times Front Page 18th of January 2025
Labour’s proposed tax reforms have reportedly prompted a significant number of millionaires to leave the UK, causing concerns over their potential impact on the economy and international investment.
Times Front Page 17th of January 2025
The Attorney-General has come under scrutiny for accepting £30,000 to represent Gerry Adams in a legal case related to historic IRA activities, raising concerns and discussions among MPs as the government moves to safeguard against improper public funding practices.
Times Front Page 16th of January 2025
A ceasefire agreement, brokered by Qatar and the US, has been reached to end 15 months of conflict in Gaza, with Hamas agreeing to release hostages in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.