Times Front Page 20th of June 2025
10:45 pm
Trump has stepped back from ordering a military strike against Iran, offering a short window for negotiations aimed at de-escalating tensions with Israel.
Newspaper Round Up: 20th of June 2025
Daily Mirror Front Page 20th of June 2025
10:21 pm
A disgraced entertainer has acknowledged he remains a danger to minors, conceding that his release from custody is unsuitable due to ongoing fears about his behaviour.
Daily Mail Front Page 20th of June 2025
10:12 pm
Robert Jenrick vows to oppose assisted dying legislation, citing his grandmother’s long battle with illness and her resolve to continue living despite significant challenges.
Daily Star Front Page 20th of June 2025
10:09 pm
It was a scorching day with temperatures hitting 32C as racegoers enjoyed top-class action, striking fashion, and expert betting tips in a vibrant celebration of the occasion.
Daily Express Front Page 20th of June 2025
10:08 pm
MPs are approaching a landmark vote on assisted dying, as a 52-year-old living with incurable breast cancer pleads for the legal option of a “good death.”
Independent Front Page 20th of June 2025
10:05 pm
The PM calls on Trump to exercise restraint and pursue a diplomatic course, while speculation grows over potential US action with Israel against Iran in the coming weeks, and Starmer emphasises that a peaceful outcome depends on dialogue.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 20th of June 2025
9:57 pm
The assisted dying Bill is facing a knife-edge vote as a number of Labour backbenchers switch their stance, urging colleagues to reject it.
Metro Front Page 20th of June 2025
9:36 pm
A man was handed a lengthy prison sentence, with several individuals describing harrowing experiences that contributed to his conviction.
Financial Times Front Page 20th of June 2025
9:35 pm
In a move described as time-sensitive, the US signalled openness to new talks with Iran, while European representatives met Tehran’s minister to explore potential nuclear concessions within a two-week timeframe.
i Front Page 20th of June 2025
9:35 pm
The government has confirmed it will compensate victims of the second Post Office computer scandal, addressing decades of wrongful prosecutions and significant financial losses.