Frontpage headings for the forth week of February 2024

Monday February 19 2024 Grant Shapps: Woke culture is rife in the Army The Army’s time and resources are being “squandered to promote a political agenda”, the Defence Secretary has said, as he held crisis talks with military chiefs over plans to relax security checks to increase diversity. The move came as my colleague StevenContinue reading “Frontpage headings for the forth week of February 2024”

Tories are facing a general election wipeout in 2024

Authoritative new polling suggests that the Tories are facing a general election wipeout in 2024 – the biggest collapse in support for a governing party since 1906. The YouGov survey indicates that the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, could be one of 11 Cabinet ministers to lose their seats, while the influence of Reform UK is likelyContinue reading “Tories are facing a general election wipeout in 2024”

The start of 2024

2024 starts with a bang Tens of thousands of revellers started 2024 with a bang as fireworks and drones lit up the sky over London. In Edinburgh, Pulp headlined a special concert before a firework display over Edinburgh Castle. Take a look at the best of the night’s photographs. Thousands gather to watch New Year’sContinue reading “The start of 2024”

In the news the Second week of December 2023

Looking at the news of the second week of December 2023

British in 2023 found out that Brexit is not working

Politicians in Britain may not like it, but many British have now seen how their politicians had told many lies and triggered them in the Brexit. A recent poll says now, that most Brits want to return to the EU.

Third week of July 2023

Monday July 17 2023 A wonder drug that can slow Alzheimer’s by 60 per cent could mean the disease is one day treated like asthma or diabetes, experts have said. Donanemab hailed as ‘new era’ in treatment The US drugs company Eli Lilly published final results of trials of donanemab – an infusion that helpsContinue reading “Third week of July 2023”

The Telegraph Frontpage for Tuesday 2023 June 13

By Daniel Hardaker Jeremy Hunt pledges to lower taxes, and Boris Johnson promises a return to Parliament. Meanwhile, Britain turns to coal as solar panels flounder in hot weather. Jeremy Hunt promises ‘path to lower taxes’ Jeremy Hunt has promised to lower taxes as he launched a major review on how to make the publicContinue reading “The Telegraph Frontpage for Tuesday 2023 June 13”

The Telegraph Frontpage for Monday 2023 June 12

By Matthew Robinson Good evening. An 11-year-old British girl shot dead at a family barbecue in France has been pictured for the first time. And Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister of Italy, has died at the age of 86. British girl shot dead at barbecue in France pictured An 11-year-old British girl who wasContinue reading “The Telegraph Frontpage for Monday 2023 June 12”

Second weekend of 2023 June: In the News

The Tories claimed that Labour’s main economic policy was “in tatters”, after the party’s shadow chancellor scrapped its flagship plan to spend £28 billion a year on green investment. Friday June 9 Boris Johnson’s resignation honours list published Boris Johnson’s long-awaited resignation honours list has been released – find out who received peerages here. Meanwhile,Continue reading “Second weekend of 2023 June: In the News”

The mood music around Labour is changing

Afternoon, The mood music around Labour is changing as the party gets ready for Government. Already this morning, Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has scrapped Labour’s flagship plan to spend £28billion a year on new green jobs and technology. The pledge to spend £28billion a year for each of the five years of the next ParliamentContinue reading “The mood music around Labour is changing”

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