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la Repubblica front page 05/12/2025 The front page of la Repubblica reports on the French government crisis. After just three months the Barnier government falls: no confidence in Parliament with 331 votes. It hasn’t happened since 1962. The Elysée aims to appoint a successor within 24 hours. Mélenchon calls for the president’s resignation, Le Pen slows down
Western Mail front page 05/12/2024The front page of the Western Mail leads with the Welsh women’s football team securing a place at next year’s Euros. Wales’ wait for an appearance at a major women’s international tournament is over.Rhian Wilkinson’s side booked their place at Euro 2025 courtesy of a dramatic 2-1 win over the Republic of Ireland in the second leg of their play-off final in Dublin, having previously been held to a 1-1 draw in the reverse.University tuition fees in Wales are going up in line with England. It’s the second time this year that a rise in fees to…
The National front page 05/12/2024 The front page of The National this morning leads with the Scottish budget along with the headline: ‘MAJORITY WILL BE BETTER OFF IN SCOTLAND’THE Finance Secretary has said her Budget for the coming year “offers hope for Scotland’s future”, with 60% of Scots estimated by the Government to be better off because they live in Scotland. Speaking as she unveiled her tax and spending plans for 2025/26 to MSPs on Wednesday, Shona Robison said the Budget shows the Scottish Government understands the pressures people are facing.
Political turmoil dominates the UK front pages, with speculation that Prime Minister Keir Starmer is aiming to “reset” his government following a challenging start in No. 10.
In France, Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government collapsed on Wednesday after a no-confidence vote, leading to his ousting just months into office. President Macron now faces growing calls to resign.
Tabloids continue to spotlight allegations against MasterChef presenter Gregg Wallace, with right-leaning outlets pressing the BBC for cultural reform after failing to address the issue sooner.
Criminal activities also make headlines, including the arrest of dozens linked to a global “crypto cartel” laundering funds through unregulated digital currencies.
In New York, police have launched a manhunt after American CEO Brian Thompson was shot dead in what is believed to be a targeted attack.
A Kelleher’s late error costly as Newcastle shine again after a stunning goal from Alexander Isak opened the scoring, with Liverpool fighting back through Mohamed Salah to take a 3-2 lead late on — only for goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher to misjudge a free kick and allow Fabian Schar to squeeze in a spectacular later equaliser. Kelleher’s late error costly as Newcastle shine again Newcastle FC 3Liverpool FC 3A. Isak (35′)Goal 35 minutesA. Gordon (62′)Goal 62 minutesF. Schär (90′)Goal 90 minutesC. Jones (50′)Goal 50 minutesMohamed Salah (68′)Mohamed Salah (83′)Venue: St James’ ParkAttendance: 52,237 Newcastle and Liverpool served up a 3-3 draw in keeping with their history of…
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