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Summary of Western Mail Newspaper Western Mail front page this morning – summarised Boss of debt-riddled firm stops paying top employee then sacks him by WhatsApp: A company that claimed to be pioneering new, affordable small aircraft stopped paying a top employee’s wages and then sacked him in a WhatsApp message without any notice. We can reveal that Aerodyne Aerospace has been ordered by a judge to pay its former chief operating officer more than £22,000 — the latest in a series of rulings against the owner’s companies. Today’s rugby news as Taulupe Faletau has everyone saying same thing and…

Summary of The National Newspaper The National front page this morning – summarisedLabour MP’s tweet sparks internal spat with Edinburgh councillor: A LABOUR councillor and Labour MP have got into a public spat over the future leadership of Edinburgh City Council. Labour’s minority administration in the capital is on the ropes after council leader Cammy Day was suspended from the party following accusations of him sending sexual messages to Ukrainian refugees.Sturgeon knows ‘nothing more’ about police investigation 18 months after arrest: Nicola Sturgeon said she knows “nothing more” about the police investigation into SNP finances than she did when arrested…

Summary of The Irish News Newspaper The Irish News front page this morning – summarisedTwo men arrested on suspicion of ‘brutal and senseless’ murder of ‘devoted’ Co Down mother-of-two: Two men were being questioned by police today on suspicion of murder following the “brutal and senseless” death of a woman in Co Down. Karen Cummings, a 40-year-old deputy sister at Daisy Hill hospital in Newry, died at house in the Laurel Heights area of Banbridge on Saturday evening. The mother-of-two is understood to be the seventh woman killed in Northern Ireland this year.Coroner to be asked to hold ‘Lost Boys’…

The United Nations will convene a technical committee of Libyan experts in an attempt to resolve contentious issues and put the country on the path to long-awaited national elections, the acting head of the UN mission in Libya (UNSMIL) said on Sunday. A political process to resolve more than a decade of conflict in Libya has been stalled since an election scheduled for December 2021 collapsed amid disputes over the eligibility of the main candidates. The new committee of Libyan experts will look for ways to overcome outstanding issues in electoral laws, the UN mission’s (UNSMIL) acting head, Stephanie Koury,…