Times Front Page 13th of May 2024
The Times highlights a study revealing that obesity doubles the likelihood of individuals taking work absences.
The Times highlights a study revealing that obesity doubles the likelihood of individuals taking work absences.
The Times reports a significant decline in private school enrolment, the largest in over a decade.
The Times reveals that Sir Keir Starmer is under fire from senior Labour members and female MPs for permitting right-wing Tory Natalie Elphicke to join the party.
The Times reveals new Ofcom rules directing social media apps like TikTok and Instagram to control aggressive algorithms promoting harmful content to children.
The Times reports on Hamas accepting a Gaza ceasefire as Israel initiates an offensive in Rafah.
The Times reports on PM Rishi Sunak’s prediction of a hung parliament and his plea for Tory unity.
The Times reports that the Tory mayoral candidate’s retention of his Tees Valley post is aiding Rishi Sunak’s survival in Number 10.
The Times reveals that councils are hastily reducing housebuilding targets in anticipation of a potential Labour win in the upcoming general election.
The Times reports on Labour’s intent to challenge the government’s stringent asylum policy.
The Times highlights the decline in UK’s record-high immigration due to a stringent visa policy.
The Times forecasts a fierce leadership battle in the Scottish National Party following Humza Yousaf’s resignation, potentially aiding Labour’s bid for power.
The Times reveals potential cessation of regular mental health benefits, to be substituted with support schemes.
The Times reports that the King has resumed work, despite his cancer treatment being incomplete.
The Times reports on the vetting of British university academics by security services to counter Chinese espionage.