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A real mix of stories make up the front of Saturday’s newspapers. The lead for The Times is “a simple blood test” which could “save thousands of lives after a British trial showed promising results”. The Galleri blood test looks for more than 50 types of cancer, and according to the paper it could bring forward diagnosis time by months. The results of the Symplify study – led by Oxford University – were presented at a conference in Chicago. The paper also carries a portrait of Prince Harry and Prince William “painted long before the princes fell out” which will no longer hang in the reopened National Portrait Gallery.

Times Front Page 20th of March 2026

Israel’s PM said the regime in Tehran cannot be removed by air power alone, arguing any campaign would need a ground element. He linked the crisis to rising risks for oil and shipping and sought continued Western backing, while critics warned of escalation and economic fallout.

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Times Front Page 19th of March 2026

UK officers are working with the US on plans to reopen and secure the Strait of Hormuz, keeping shipping moving and protecting energy supplies. The step follows recent incidents affecting Gulf infrastructure and a rise in oil prices.

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Times Front Page 18th of March 2026

Health authorities have declared a national incident after a meningitis B outbreak linked to a Canterbury nightclub. Two students have died and more than a dozen are in hospital. UKHSA is tracing contacts and rolling out urgent MenB vaccinations for students to curb further spread.

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Times Front Page 17th of March 2026

Donald Trump rebuked Starmer, calling it “terrible” that Britain declined to send Royal Navy ships to the Gulf to help secure shipping. He warned this could strain transatlantic defence ties. The PM said the UK will support allies while avoiding being drawn into wider military action.

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