Times Front Page 19th of May 2025
Brussels’s late-stage fishing demands risk derailing progress on post-Brexit talks, placing the PM’s attempts to reset relations with the EU in jeopardy just before a pivotal summit.
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“Banks told to respect free speech” is the Times’ headline on the fallout from Nigel Farage having his account closed at Coutts, which he suggests was due to his political views. A document put together by the bank reviewing his suitability as a client mentioned Brexit and his alleged links to Russia, he has said. “Ministers are considering making free speech protections a condition of permits” following the row, the paper writes. There is also a report about inflation falling in the UK.
Times Front Page 17th of May 2025
Keir Starmer has welcomed a refreshed Brexit strategy encompassing a youth mobility scheme for younger Europeans, while The PM maintains it will not reintroduce free movement.
Times Front Page 16th of May 2025
The PM aims to hold negotiations with up to nine nations to finalise new asylum arrangements, after an earlier proposal was rejected, seeking to establish “return hubs” abroad to ease pressure on domestic systems.
Times Front Page 15th of May 2025
Plans to allow earlier release for those convicted of serious offences have caused concern over public safety, as prisons edge towards capacity and observers demand more stringent safeguards.