Sunday Papers - Phil quits This Morning & Braverman fine ‘coverup’
There are various stories dominating Sunday’s papers, from UK politics to the latest from showbiz. News that Philip Schofield has quit the popular daytime show This Morning, dominates Sunday’s tabloids.
The Sunday Telegraph has an interview with the government’s migration tsar, Professor Brian Bell, who suggests reducing the number of foreign students allowed to stay in the UK after graduation, as their visas could provide a “backdoor route” for low-skilled workers.
The Independent spoke to Tory sources who have warned of a potential backbench rebellion against Rishi Sunak unless he tackles immigration effectively.
The Times reports on the Conservative Mayor of the West Midlands, Andy Street, who has urged the PM to drop his opposition to building houses on the green belt to address housing needs.
The Sunday Telegraph – Migration tsar backs student visa curbs
The Sunday Telegraph – Migration tsar backs student visa curbs Summary of the front page The Sunday Telegraph reports the government’s migration tsar has backed
The Observer – Top Tory donor faces probe over multimillion fraud claim
The Observer – Top Tory donor faces probe over multimillion fraud claim Summary of the front page The Observer says a top Tory donor who
The Sunday Times – Braverman asked civil servants to help her avoid speeding fine
The Sunday Times – Braverman asked civil servants to help her avoid speeding fine Summary of the front page The Sunday Times leads with claims
Sunday People – We’ve had our Phil
Sunday People – We’ve had our Phil Summary of the front page The Sunday People reports that Phillip Schofield has resigned from This Morning after
Sunday Mirror – They think it’s all sofa
Sunday Mirror – They think it’s all sofa Summary of the front page The Sunday Mirror also leads with Phillip Schofield quitting This Morning. The
2023 among the five worst years for wildfires in Europe, but 2024 provides some relief
The 2023 wildfire season ranks among the EU’s worst in over two decades, fuelled by climate change. Fires devastated vast areas, threatening ecosystems and lives. As fire risks rise, Europe
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Friday’s news briefing – ICC issues arrest warrant for Netanyahu, UK weather warnings as cold snap bites, John Prescott tributes
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has backed the ICC’s issuing of arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and his former defence minister, Yoav Gallant. The ICC says both men – alongside a Hamas leader who was killed in July – bore “criminal responsibility” for crimes during the war between Israel and Hamas. The court accuses Israel of using starvation as a war tactic and for intentionally targeting civilians.
Europe and the US have been split in their response to the warrant. European countries including Britain have said they respect the ICC decisions and note Netanyahu will be arrested if he steps foot into their countries. The Canadian prime minister also confirmed he will follow the ruling of the ICC. The US has backed Israel and called the warrant ‘outrageous.’
Tributes are continuing to pour in for ex-deputy prime minister John Prescott, who died aged 86.
Storm Bert dominates the UK news as the cold snap continues to bite the UK with snowy conditions coming and weather warnings issued for the weekend.
‘Starmer supports arrest of Netanyahu’ – Paper Talk UK
The ICC has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the former defence minister, Yoav Gallant. The European leaders – including PM Keir Starmer – have backed the arrest of Netanyahu, and several papers note if the Israeli prime minister steps foot in the UK, he’ll be arrested.
Several papers pay tribute to the ex-deputy prime minister John Prescott who died at 86. Other domestic stories include the latest death in the alcohol poisonings in Laos, this time a 28-year-old British woman. There is ongoing coverage of the farm tax fallout and No 10’s vow to stand with Ukraine features.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said the use of US and UK missiles by Ukraine means the West is now involved in his war against Ukraine.
Storm Bert live: Schools closed as frozen Britain covered by snow before rain deluge arrives this weekend
Storm Bert live: Schools closed as frozen Britain covered by snow before rain deluge arrives this weekend Many Britons again faced freezing temperatures overnight ahead
Biden says ICC war crimes arrest warrant ‘outrageous’
Biden says ICC war crimes arrest warrant ‘outrageous’ US President Joe Biden has called an International Criminal Court war crimes arrest warrant for the Israeli
