Author: News Desk

Monday’s front pages feature a variety of international and domestic news, with several papers looking ahead to tomorrow’s US presidential election. 

A few front pages feature images of the Spanish King and Queen who were hit with mud and other objects during a visit to flood-hit Valencia. Many locals are angry with the country’s response to the severe flooding as the death toll continues to climb. 

A little closer to home, several newspapers lead on domestic politics with the newly appointed Kemi Badenoch and Chancellor Rachel Reeves finding coverage. 

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Trump and Harris to visit key battleground states in last day of campaign Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will make last-minute dashes across the key battleground states in the final day of campaigning for the US presidential election.  Both candidates are in the two of the key states today with Harris campaigning in Pennsylvania and Trump heading to North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Michigan. On Sunday, Harris vowed she would do everything in her power to “end the war in Gaza,” while Trump has continued to plug his unfounded claims of election fraud taking place in Pennsylvania. …

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Moldova’s pro-EU leader Sandu re-elected Maia Sandu, Moldova’s pro-European Union (EU) leader, has secured re-election in a closely watched presidential runoff. Sandu won with 54.94% of the vote, defeating Alexandr Stoianoglo, a candidate supported by the pro-Russian Socialist party, who garnered 45.06%, according to nearly complete results from the election commission. The victory follows a recent referendum in which Moldovans narrowly backed closer ties with the EU. The election was marked by tensions and claims of interference by Moscow, adding to the stakes for the small, ex-Soviet state situated between Ukraine and the EU. Sandu, who has positioned herself as…

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Lahore schools close as pollution hits record level  Severe air pollution in Lahore has led authorities to close all primary schools for a week as the city grapples with record-breaking smog levels. Starting Monday, half of office workers are expected to work from home under a “green lockdown” plan aimed at reducing emissions. Other anti-pollution measures include banning engine-powered rickshaws and requiring filters for street vendors who barbecue. Lahore, Pakistan’s second-largest city, recently ranked first globally for the worst air quality, with the air quality index surpassing 1,000 on Saturday—far above the World Health Organization’s “dangerous” threshold of 300. Hazardous…

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