The Observer front page for 19 November 2023 Visit The Observer Web Site Read the Digital Edition of The Observer Show More Headlines from The Observer

11/19/2023: Front Page: Hunt faces red-wall revolt if he delivers ‘a budget for the rich’ Jeremy Hunt faces a backlash from “red wall” Tory MPs if he uses a fiscal windfall of up to £20bn to deliver tax cuts for the rich rather than to help ordinary families with the cost of living, the Observer has been told. The chancellor and Rishi... 11/19/2023: Front Page: Israeli airstrikes kill 80 in Palestinian refugee camp Airstrikes on crowded UN shelters in north Gaza’s Jabalia refugee camp killed more than 80 people yesterday, as Israeli plans to expand operations into south Gaza deepened fears for hundreds of thousands of civilians who have sought refuge... 11/19/2023: News: Protesters march on Starmer’s HQ over stance on Gaza ceasefire Hundreds of people marched through Keir Starmer’s constituency and protested outside his north London office yesterday over the Labour leader’s refusal to call for a ceasefire. The peaceful protest in Camden was one of more than 100 demonstrations... 11/19/2023: News: High-stakes fight for one tree comes to an autumnal crunch On a warm midsummer evening in 2022, I stood under a plane tree on the corner of a north London redbrick street and chatted with Marcus Decker, who was then preparing for his 50th night sleeping in a hammock high among the tree’s branches. The pair of...

PROFILE: The Observer is a British broadsheet Sunday newspaper. In the same place on the political spectrum as its daily sister paper The Guardian, which acquired it in 1993, it takes a liberal or social democratic line on most issues. Founded in 1791, it is the world's oldest Sunday newspaper. Profile extracted from Wikipedia and used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.

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