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The Times reports former sub-postmasters and mistresses wrongly accused of stealing money, due to a computer accounting error, have died without getting compensation payouts. It says campaigners claim postmasters were being “timed out” in negotiations and called on ministers to intervene. Up to £1bn of taxpayers’ money has been set aside for compensation claims, but delays and legal wrangling could mean more victims fail to receive a settlement while they are alive, the paper reports. For the Times’ front page picture, a Madame Tussauds waxwork of Camilla, the Queen Consort, is given some finishing touches ahead of the Coronation next week.

Times Front Page 12th of June 2025

Unveiling a major strategy to boost growth, the Chancellor has announced a £300bn plan focusing on infrastructure improvements, enhanced public services, and robust economic measures, all aimed at securing the nation’s long-term prosperity.

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Times Front Page 10th of June 2025

Ministers have reversed proposed restrictions on winter fuel payments for pensioners on lower incomes, prompting fresh scrutiny over how the Chancellor will secure funding for this significant policy U-turn.

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