The Guardian
Friday, 27 February 2026
Car Crashes, Cover-ups, and Canvas Comebacks: The Guardian, Friday 27 February 2026
On Friday, February 27, 2026, The Guardian's front page highlights a critical warning that a "drop in migrant workers 'will be a car crash'" for NHS and care homes, citing collapsing recruitment numbers for overseas nurses and care staff. Hillary Clinton "condemns Trump 'cover-up'," rebuking a committee investigating alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein, an issue gaining broader national context inside the paper. The Metropolitan Police will also "test face scanning on public" with automated facial recognition technology, a move labeled "alarming." A central image depicts handlers carefully positioning David Hockney's "Green and pleasant" earliest English landscape, an Oxfordshire garden, unveiled for the first time in three decades. The page additionally features a "Rush on rock's most anticipated reunion" and a review of "Gorillaz The Mountain."
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