Times Front Page 19th of March 2024
Labour’s pledge to block Rishi Sunak’s migrant relocation plans in the House of Lords could cause further delays, reports The Times.
Labour’s pledge to block Rishi Sunak’s migrant relocation plans in the House of Lords could cause further delays, reports The Times.
Rishi Sunak assures Britain’s recovery, hints at potential general election, reports The Times.
The Times reports on the criticism of the Church of England’s £1bn slavery reparations as akin to bribery by an ex-race tsar.
The Times reveals that over 20,000 individuals are declared unfit for work monthly due to mental health issues.
The Times highlights new studies revealing a one-third reduction in middle-aged cancer fatalities since the 1990s, attributed to improved screening and smoking decline.
The Times reveals that ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to campaign for the Tories in red wall seats following a reconciliation with Rishi Sunak.
“The Times highlights a concerning surge in threats and intimidation against individuals deemed to have offended Islam in the UK.
In an interview with The Times, mothers of two fatally stabbed Nottingham students criticise police and Crown Prosecution Service for their failures.
Jeremy Hunt proclaims UK’s economy is on the upswing, with The Times highlighting his 2p national insurance reduction as a potential growth catalyst.
“The Times anticipates the chancellor’s announcement of a 2p reduction in national insurance to sway voters.
The Times reveals ministers’ worries that a fresh extremism definition might unintentionally penalise groups against gay marriage, abortion or new transgender rights.
The Times reports the chancellor’s plan to fund a potential 2p reduction in national insurance in the upcoming budget.
The Times covers Rishi Sunak’s reaction to George Galloway’s by-election victory in Rochdale, describing it as “beyond alarming”.