Author: News Desk

We’re the real big noise around here! The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports on Arsenal’s 2-1 win over Spurs in last night’s Premier League match.

Spurs argue the Tross The back page of The Sun reports on Arsenal’s win over Spurs in last night’s Premier League match. The back page says there was fury at the corner kick awarded to Arsenal – leading to the winning goal.

Arsenal 2 Tottenham 1: We’re Ear To Stay The back page of the Daily Mirror reports on Arsenal’s 2-1 win over Spurs in last night’s Premier League match.

“GDP growth slowed markedly in the summer when the new government began warning of tax hikes,” said Rob Wood, chief UK economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.

“The “multiphase agreement” reportedly includes a truce, the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas, and the freedom of Palestinian prisoners”

Hope of end to ‘dark chapter’ with Israel-Hamas ceasefire The Guardian leads with a sense of cautious relief, showcasing jubilant crowds in Gaza, with some making peace signs. One Palestinian describes it as the best day of his life, noting that his neighbourhood is filled with tears of joy. However, the paper also emphasises the exhaustion and disbelief among Palestinians, suggesting many remain doubtful the war will truly end. Celebrations in Deir al-Balah, captured in powerful images, dominate the front page.

A double injustice The Metro leads on Andrew Malkinson who spent 17 years behind bars for a rape he did not commit. The paper says he has still not received compensation. Helen Pitcher, the head of the Criminal Cases Review Commission “which twice refused his bid to appeal” his conviction, resigned on Tuesday. Malkinson said that decision had made him “feel vindicated”, the paper reports. A tribute to Linda Nolan features on the front page.

Historic Gaza breakthrough – Ceasefire! The front page of The Independent is dedicated to news of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. The paper says both sides have agreed to stop 15 months of fighting and release the hostages. Donald Trump declares: “They’ll be released shortly.”

Ceasefire joy on both sides The Times highlights the celebrations occurring in both Gaza and Tel Aviv, describing the announcement as a rare moment of shared hope. However, it notes that the ceasefire agreement, which reportedly faced delays due to disputes over the extent of the Israeli withdrawal, is scheduled to take effect on Sunday. The front page has an article linking mobile phone robberies to the rise in knife crime.

Chaos in hospital corridors The Daily Mirror says the “chaos in hospital corridors” is a result of “ten years of health service cuts”. It features an image of patients “lining a corridor” of a hospital in Blackburn last week. The paper quotes the head of the Royal College of Nursing as saying: “I have no doubt this is costing lives.” The Mirror has a tribute to singer Linda Nolan, whose death was announced on Wednesday, with the paper saying she was “with her sisters to the end”.