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Front page summary The Sunday Times – Britain’s support for Israel is not unconditional, says Cameron Lord David Cameron writes in The Sunday Times that the UK’s support of Israel is “not unconditional”.Writing in the paper he says “this must never happen again”, referring to the killing of seven World Central Kitchen aid workers.The paper also reports drivers paying almost £5.5m a day, equivalent to £2bn a year, to park on public roads and in bays operated by the council. It warns parking charges could go up as a much as 60%. Elsewhere, Prince Andrew is pictured out and about – following…

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Front page summary Sunday Mirror – Corrie cast of living crisis ITV is looking to cut costs by axing the number of cast members on Coronation Street, the Sunday Mirror reports.“Soap in budgeting row” headlines the Sunday edition as it reports on Coronation Street actors “angry” over a cut in hours to save cash.It claims “cash-strapped” bosses have caused panic slashing the number of stars in storylines. The tabloid quotes one insider saying of Corrie stars: “Some haven’t filmed for weeks.”Catch up on all the Sunday Papers here Giovanna’s pride in Princess: I’m blown away by mate KateBy WTX NewsMarch 31,…

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Front page summary Sunday Express – Sunak calls for end to war in Gaza The Sunday Express says Rishi Sunak has called for an end to Israel’s war on Hamas, saying Britain was “shocked by the bloodshed”.In a statement marking six months since the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel, he said he continued to stand by Israel’s right to defeat Hamas and Israeli hostages must be released, but he was “appalled” by the killing of British aid workers. “The children of Gaza need a humanitarian pause immediately.”Catch up on all the Sunday Papers here New wonder jab will prevent dementiaBy…

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Front page summary The Sun on Sunday – £100m Toon ace hit by raidNewcastle United striker Alexander Isak’s home was robbed this past week, The Sun on Sunday reports. A car was stolen at the Swedish international’s Northumberland home, the paper says.More celebrity gossip makes the front page including the fallout from the new memoir from Australian actress Rebel Wilson.Catch up on all the Sunday Papers here Euros on alert over terrorBy WTX NewsMarch 31, 2024 The main stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its easy … just click the icon below:) Have your say Newspaper Stand

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Front page summary The Sunday Telegraph – UK failing to prepare for war, says ex-ministersEx-ministers have told The Sunday Telegraph that the UK is failing to prepare itself for war.James Heappey and Ben Wallace, have delivered a “stark wake up call” to the government by warning the UK is “failing to prepare for war”. Mr Heappey, who was the armed forces minister until last month, says he does not think we’re on the cusp of another world war but we are in a new era since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine two years ago. He also says ministers need to consider…

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Front page summary The Observer – Cameron warns of Gaza famine as navy sent to aid the starving The Observer reports that Lord David Cameron ordered the Royal Navy to deliver aid to Gaza, where he said the “prospect of a famine is real”.He announces the emergency deployment of a Royal Navy vessel and £9.7m in aid.Also on the front is a dramatic picture of a wave striking the shore at Porthcawl, Wales, as Storm Kathleen hit the UK on Saturday.Catch up on all the Sunday Papers here UK given legal advice that Israel is flouting law in GazaBy WTX NewsMarch…

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Is England vs Sweden on TV? Channel, kick-off time and how to watch Lionesses tonight The Lionesses are back in action tonight as they host Sweden at Wembley – kicking off their defence of their European crown.  It’s England’s first game of the Euro 2025 qualifiers.  Sarina Weigman’s England lifted their first major title when they won the Euros in 2022 at a sold-out Wembley Stadium, beating Germany. Since then they’ve reached plenty of other milestones, including making it to a World Cup final – beaten 1-0 by Spain. England have been placed in the ‘group of death’ for the…

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Two sons of Man Utd icon sign first pro deals and impress Erik ten Hag Darren Fletcher’s two sons have signed their first professional contracts at Manchester United, with one being fast-tracked after impressing Erik ten Hag. Jack Fletcher and his twin brother Tyler Fletcher spent nine years at Manchester City before moving across to their dad’s former club in the summer. The two 17-year-olds have both been handed pro deals after doing well for United U18s – with Jack in particular catching the eye of first-team boss Ten Hag. He’s featured eight times for United U18s, scoring once and…

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