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The main stories on The Sun front page reports: 1. Farewell Liam, 1993-2024The Sun’s front page leads on the funeral of former boyband member Liam Payne – who died last month after falling from his hotel balcony in Argentina. His former One Direction bandmates Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan and Zayn Malik were in attendance at the Buckinghamshire service. 2. UK missiles hit Russia The front page reports Ukraine has used British weapons to strike Russia noting the UK’s green light for Ukraine to use Storm Shadows to attack Russia came just one day after the US did the same. 

Here’s a summary of the main stories from the front page of The Guardian:1. Ukraine Uses UK Missiles to Strike Russian TargetsUkraine has fired British-made Storm Shadow missiles at Russian targets, reportedly in the Kursk region. This marks a significant escalation in the conflict, coinciding with the closure of the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv. The move follows an increase in Russian and North Korean troop activities, and there is growing Western support for Ukraine. Images of missile fragments have circulated on social media, suggesting their use against military targets.2. Former Bandmates Mourn Liam PayneMembers of One Direction, including Harry Styles…

The Metro features one news story this morning, with the rest of the front page being taken up by ads. Here’s a summary of the front page: 1. “Farewell Liam” – Funeral of One Direction StarFamily, friends, and fans have said an emotional goodbye to Liam Payne, a former member of One Direction, at his funeral. The front page highlights moving tributes, including a floral arrangement reading “Daddy,” carried alongside his coffin. Former partner Cheryl Cole was seen attending the service alongside his former bandmates – Harry Styles, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson..

Watch: Tony Blair chokes up in emotional tribute to John Prescott | News Former prime minister Sir Tony Blair choked up as he paid an emotional tribute to Lord John Prescott. The former UK deputy prime minister died “peacefully” surrounded by relatives at his care home after a battle with Alzheimer’s, his family said in a statement on Thursday (21 November). Paying tribute to the former trade union activist, Sir Tony said: “I’m feeling devastated, we knew it was coming because he had been very ill, but my deepest condolences to Pauline, Jonathan, and David.” Speaking to BBC Radio 4…

John Prescott: The Labour firebrand who became Tony Blair’s vital sidekick A highlight of the lacklustre 2001 General election campaign was the “Prescott punch”. John Prescott, Labour’s Deputy Prime Minister was incensed by a protester who hit him with an egg. He lashed out at the egg-thrower and the police had to separate the two men. The incident was caught on camera and dominated the news. A mortified Prescott thought that he would have to resign. Tony Blair played the matter down, stating: “John is John”. Prescott was the keeper of the cloth cap in Tony Blair’s Labour government, perhaps…

John Prescott death: Former deputy prime minister dies aged 86 Former deputy prime minister John Prescott has died at the age of 86 after battling Alzheimer’s, his family announced. The Labour veteran, who was a pivotal figure in Sir Tony Blair’s New Labour project, died peacefully in a care home surrounded by family. During a parliamentary career spanning 50 years, Lord Prescott served as deputy prime minister for a decade following the party’s landslide victory in 1997. While he was known for his fiery temperament, he played a crucial role in mediating the often fractious relationship between Sir Tony and…

Moment John Prescott punched protester who threw egg at him | News Known for his fiery temperament, John Prescott made headlines in 2001 when he punched a protester who had thrown an egg at him during an election campaign in North Wales. The Deputy Prime Minister had been there to speak at a Labour rally while on the General election campaign trail. Lord Prescott said at the time: “I was attacked by an individual. In the melee that followed I clearly defended myself.” Tributes have poured in from across the country, after his death, at the age of 86, was…

Here’s a summary of the front page: 1. Putin Tries to Recruit Afghan War Heroes Abandoned by the UKA special investigation reveals that Russian President Vladimir Putin is attempting to recruit former Afghan special forces who were trained by the UK but left behind after the withdrawal from Afghanistan. These elite soldiers, once critical to Western efforts, are reportedly being offered positions in the Russian army.2. Ukraine Uses British Missiles Against Russia for the First TimeUkraine has fired British-made Storm Shadow long-range missiles into Russian territory, marking a significant escalation. Photos allegedly showing missile fragments in Russia’s Kursk region have surfaced…

Tributes to Britain’s former deputy prime minister John Prescott after his death aged 86 Britain’s former deputy prime minister John Prescott has died aged 86 following a battle with Alzheimer’s, with Tony Blair leading tributes to him as a “committed and loyal” public servant.Mr Prescott’s family, who announced his death, said he had “spent his life trying to improve the lives of others, fighting for social justice and protecting the environment”.The former trade union activist and ex-merchant seaman died “peacefully” and surrounded by relatives at his care home, they said.Former British prime minister Mr Blair said he was “devastated” by…

The arctic cold was felt on the country’s railways, where 14,699 train departures were canceled between December 1 and February 28. In an open letter, SJ’s CEO Monica Lingegård described the winter as “the worst in over ten years for the Swedish railway”, and explained the chaos with persistent cold, extreme amounts of snow, and a railway in poor condition. “All you customers and the entire Swedish people deserve something better.” An arctic cold outbreak made this year’s winter extra frosty Now Flamman ( A Swedish Socialist newspaper) can show that the problems are deeper than that, and that Lingegård…