The Sun - The hundred grand national

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The Sun says a 21-year-old student invested £3,400 in Corach Rambler – and after the horse won the Grand National, the paper says he’s now pocketed £100,000.

The front page features an image of Bukayo Saka after Arsenal threw away a 2-0 lead to end the game 2-2 against West Ham. The league leaders have damaged their chances of winning the Premier League title – with their confidence apparently knocked. 

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Anwar Ibrahim highlights Malaysia’s non-aligned stance in Taiwan remarks

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s remarks on Taiwan, describing it as “part of China,” have ignited debate regarding Malaysia’s non-aligned stance. His comments garnered approval from Beijing while Taiwan cautioned against potential impacts on investment confidence. Anwar subsequently called for enhanced defence measures in Sabah amid regional tensions.

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Danielle Smith urges Ottawa to restart talks with U.S. ahead of counter-tariffs

Alberta’s premier has yet to endorse Prime Minister Mark Carney’s proposal for counter-tariffs, distinguishing him from other provincial and territorial leaders who have expressed their support. This ongoing hesitation highlights the differing approaches among Canada’s political leaders regarding trade measures.

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Italian authorities detain French man over transport of military missiles

A routine check at Bari port led to the arrest of Régis Claude Albert Normand, a 46-year-old French citizen, after customs officials discovered five containers intended for anti-tank weapons, including three Akeron missiles. Normand claimed he was delivering the equipment for repairs, but documentation discrepancies have prompted further investigation.

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Former Russian official warns of potential attacks on UK drone factories for Ukraine

What’s going on?
A former senior Russian official has warned that “unknown sources” could target UK factories producing drones for Ukraine. The comments were made amid rising tensions over military support to Ukraine. This threat underscores the ongoing geopolitical volatility surrounding the conflict.
Headlines diverge on the framing of this warning. CBS News states, “Former senior Russian official warns ‘unknown sources’ could attack U.K. factories making drones for Ukraine,” which emphasises the warning itself. Conversely, Sky News highlights, “Ukraine war latest: Mystery of US military plane landing in Moscow solved as aircraft leaves Russia,” shifting focus to a separate but contextual narrative on air operations, underlining broader military manoeuvres.
Coverage analysed: CBS News | Sky News

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