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Mirror Sport – MUTENY The back page of the Daily Mirror reports that there is a revolt at Manchester United and the manager is losing control of the dressing room. The paper says he needs to start winning otherwise risks losing control completely. The back page reports on Manchester City being charged over the players’ behaviour during the City vs Spurs match after the ref made a controversial call which led to City players surrounding him.  Catch up on all the back pages here. 

Sun Sport – Total Football The back page of the Sun newspaper leads on the record TV rights deal signed by the Premier League with Sky Sports & TNT Sports – for £6.7 billion. The deal includes the showing of a record 267 Premier League games, including all Sunday fixtures. Catch up on all the back pages here. 

Express Sport – Reds Revolt The back page of the Daily Express reports on the unrest at Manchester United as the paper says boss Erik ten Hag is struggling to keep his players on side. The paper says the unrest in the dressing room is making it hard for Ten Hag to keep control of the team as several players are ‘disillusioned’. Man U have lost 10 of their 21 games so far this season. The back page also reports that Manchester City is being charged by the FA for their player’s behaviour during the City vs Spurs game -…

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Star Sport – It’s All Kicking Off At Old Trafford: Mutiny The back page of the Daily Star leads on a reported mutiny at Manchester United as the players have reportedly fallen out with their manager Erik ten Hag. The back page highlights the run of bad results for United have fed into the unhappiness and unrest at the club, and some of the players want the return of Jadon Sancho.

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Elementor #569649December 5, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian – Sellafield nuclear site hacked by groups linked to Russia and China The Guardian leads on a report that Sellafield, the UK’s most hazardous nuclear site, was hacked by groups linked to China and Russia – with breaches as far back as 2015, according to their investigation. The government said it had a high degree of confidence there was no malware in its system. In the centre of the front page, Palestinian children are pictured after an Israeli strike in Gaza. The paper reports Israeli tanks have extended…

Elementor #569643December 5, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Metro – Tories fight net migration crisis: Rishi raises the barred Rishi Sunak has “made it harder” for skilled workers to move to Britain from abroad, according to the Metro lead story, as it reports that the prime minister is trying to head off another immigration row.Measures include migrants needing to earn at least £38,700 to get a visa, up from £26,200. Careworkers will also be barred from bringing in dependants from next April.The front page also reports on the new Rwanda deal – which will be up…

The FT leads with the government’s latest migration plan, reporting that ministers want to reduce numbers coming into the country by 300,000 a year.