What the papers say – April 19
A variety of stories feature on the front pages of the nation’s papers on Friday.
A variety of stories feature on the front pages of the nation’s papers on Friday.
It marks the first Australian actor to receive the accolade.
Nato’s deputy general secretary Mircea Geoana has welcomed Argentina’s bid to become an accredited partner in the alliance.
The 59-year-old husband of former first minister Nicola Sturgeon was taken into custody for questioning on Thursday morning.
The proportion of place names linked with blossom has doubled in past century despite flowering trees disappearing across the landscape.
Working parents of children as young as nine months old in England will be able to claim 30 hours of funded childcare in September 2025.
Half of primary school leaders said public funding for poorer pupils was being used to plug gaps elsewhere in their school’s budget.
Butterfly Conservation scientists urge gardeners to let some of their garden go wild to help declining species.
The Public Accounts Committee urged long-term planning and investment to ensure the UK is resilient to risks such as storms, floods and heatwaves.
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio posted about the campaign on social media.
The communications regulator has published its latest report on children and their relationship with the online world.
The Prime Minister will set out his vision for a ‘new welfare settlement for Britain’.
The UK’s reviewer of terrorism legislation warned facilities had become ‘so overwhelmed’ that people were released before all checks were done.
The result means that Aspinall climbs into third in the table.
The Hammers went out 3-1 on aggregate.