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Shoppers told the woman to ‘get a life’.
Star Sport – Rash and Burn The back page of the Daily Star leads on Manchester United’s 4-3 loss to FC Copenhagen, the loss leaves United at the bottom of the Champions League Group table. The paper reports Marcus Rashford’s red card and Harry Maguire conceding a penalty led to United throwing away a lead – twice. The back page reports on Arsenal’s win over Sevilla. Catch up on all the back pages here
He was on the US series in 2011.
Mirror Sport – Blunderful Blunderful Copenhagen The back page of the Daily Mirror leads on Manchester United’s 4-3 loss to FC Copenhagen, the loss leaves United at the bottom of the Champions League Group table. The paper reports Marcus Rashford’s red card and Harry Maguire conceding a penalty led to United throwing away a lead – twice. Catch up on all the back pages here
CITY AM – This is not just a dividend M&S reinstates dividend and CEO Stuart Machin promises he’s not done yet CITY AM SAYS Marks and Spencer (M&S) racked in hefty profits during the half year, as the firm’s reshaping programme continues to show signs of paying off. The Percy Pig maker posted profit before tax of £360.2m up nearly £100m on last figures of £205.5m. M&S also reported a 14.7 per cent rise in food sales as its investment in price cuts and improving quality drove shoppers to its aisles, it said in a trading update to markets this…
Elementor #561843November 9, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian – Starmer fights to control party as shadow ministers threaten to quit The Guardian says Sir Keir Starmer is battling to reassert his authority within the Labour Party over the conflict in Gaza – with four shadow ministers prepared to quit in the coming days, rather than vote against a ceasefire, and up to 10 others on “resignation watch.”It comes after the resignation of Imran Hussain, the shadow minister for the new deal for working people, over the issue. Sir Keir has so far refused to…
EXCLUSIVE: Discussions involving the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been banned at not one but two King Charles 75th birthday celebrations, the Express can report.
Elementor #561837November 9, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Independent – Locked up for ten years, why? He’s autistic The Independent leads with an investigation into claims that 2,000 patients with learning difficulties have been kept in secure hospital units for years. The front page leads on Nicholas, 28, who has been in dementia care units and A&E wards where he failed to receive the treatment he needs whilst facing abuse from nurses. The paper also reports on a U-turn by Rishi Sunak over the Saturday London protest as the march will go ahead. Today’s top stories…
Elementor #561831November 9, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Metro – PM reads riot act to Met Chief Metro reports that a pro-Palestinian march will go ahead in London on Saturday despite a showdown between Rishi Sunak and the head of the Met Police.The paper reports that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak “summoned” Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley to No 10 after warning he would be “held to account” if the march interfered with the commemorations. Sir Mark has said officers will do all they can to protect remembrance activities but that there are no grounds to…
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