
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.

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.

A growing demand to reverse recent changes to winter fuel payments has surfaced, as critics argue that cuts are forcing pensioners into hardship and urging ministers to reinstate full support.

A prominent traveller TV personality is disputing the proposed mega theme park plans by a major entertainment firm, claiming the development overlooks traveller interests and insisting on greater inclusion.

A senior minister is under scrutiny after holding a notably increased number of meetings with major US tech corporations, prompting concerns about policy influence and transparency in the government’s dealings with powerful digital platforms.

Labour’s latest proposal introduces a shorter recall period for offenders who breach release terms, sparking concerns it may be too lenient and undermine public safety.

A British teenager who disappeared on holiday in Thailand has been discovered in an eastern European prison on suspicion of drug offences, prompting serious concern for her family.

The NHS is introducing updated guidance to allow under-sevens who identify as trans to access specialised clinics, reflecting a broader move towards earlier support for young children seeking gender-related healthcare.

A drug dealer was jailed after his illegal cannabis factory exploded and caused the tragic death of a seven-year-old boy, prompting an outpouring of grief and anger from the child’s family.

Post-Brexit negotiations have stalled over fishing rights and youth mobility, prompting EU demands for fresh concessions and rising Tory alarm about further rule-taking.