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Elementor #570675December 8, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Mirror – Tories are implodingThe Daily Mirror reports that the Conservative Party is “imploding” and suggests Britain could be in for its fourth PM in less than 18 months if Rishi Sunak is ousted.Elsewhere, Cher dares readers to “write her off” at 77, as she releases a new album and there is an exclusive over This Morning – as the show says they were the victims of a ‘witch-hunt’. Today’s news summary – Paper Talk: ‘Tories are imploding’ as ‘Sunak faces rebellion’ Today’s top stories Like this…

With the festive season just around the corner, the soaps ramp up the drama next week, with a number of truly shocking twists on the cards for the residents of our respective serials.

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Today’s news summary – Paper Talk: ‘Tories are imploding’ as ‘Sunak faces rebellion’ Rishi Sunak’s struggle to gain support within his party for the latest attempt to send migrants to Rwanda dominates Friday’s headlines.  Several papers pay tribute to poet Benjamin Zephaniah after his death at 65. Other papers feature images of the royals and Adele. ‘Sunak facing rebellion’ The i leads with the headline “Wounded PM faces growing rebellion,” while The Guardian and the Daily Express report that both right-wing and centrist Tory MPs are considering voting against the Safety of Rwanda Bill in Parliament next week. The Guardian says…

‘The space to run into just isn’t there any more.’

After staff at a zoo in Pakistan spotted a big cat holding a shoe in its mouth, they investigated the animal’s den and found a body inside.

Your weekly EastEnders picture gallery, previewing episodes airing from Monday, December 11 to Thursday, December 14.

Could this spell trouble for Evelyn?

Hello Games has revealed their fantasy version of No Man’s Sky, except set on a single planet and rendered in far more detail than ever before.

UK paid Rwanda an extra £100m for asylum deal Rwanda has been given a further £100m this year from the UK government as part of its deal to relocate asylum seekers there.  The payment was made in April, the Home Office’s top civil servant said in a letter to MPs, after £140m had already been sent. Sir Matthew Rycroft said another payment of £50m was expected next year. The revelation came hours after Rishi Sunak vowed to “finish the job” of reviving the plan after the resignation of his immigration minister Robert Jenrick this week.