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The resignation of Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Health Secretary Sajid Javid dominates Britain’s papers on Wednesday. “Johnson on the brink” headlines the Times after the ministers walked out in what the paper describes as a “coordinated move that dealt a potentially fatal blow” to the prime minister. The paper reports Boris Johnson’s opponents are intending to change the party’s leadership rules to push for a second confidence vote before May. Seven in 10 Britons say Mr Johnson should resign, according to a YouGov poll highlighted by the paper.

Times Front Page 31st of January 2026

Newly released US files indicate Andrew invited Jeffrey Epstein to Buckingham Palace a month after his 2010 release from custody. Emails discuss possible dates, dinner and travel arrangements. The documents form part of a large cache disclosed by US authorities.

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Times Front Page 30th of January 2026

Britain will proscribe Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organisation, aligning with the EU. The move criminalises membership, support and fundraising, enables asset freezes and tougher sanctions, and curbs UK activity linked to the group. Ministers cite protester deaths; critics warn of diplomatic strain.

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Times Front Page 29th of January 2026

The PM has parked plans for a sweeping benefits overhaul, opting for consultation rather than legislation before the next election to avoid a clash with Labour MPs. Major changes now look unlikely this Parliament, with ministers prioritising stability, growth and public service delivery.

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Times Front Page 28th of January 2026

An investigation found agents selling sham “skilled” jobs at genuine firms to secure visas, charging up to £20,000. Undercover evidence shows offers of sponsorship certificates and fake employment records. The Home Office faces pressure to tighten checks and take enforcement action.

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