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Elementor #557962 October 27, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian – Israel stages raid into Gaza as new phase of war begins  The Guardian says Israeli forces entered a new phase of their war against Hamas in Gaza, launching a “substantial but limited raid” into the territory. Infantry, tanks and armoured bulldozers moved in overnight and carried out an hours-long on Hamas positions in the north of the territory, the paper says. It adds that the Israeli military says the operation was designed to “search for tunnel systems and test Hamas’s responses”. The page…

Elementor #557956 October 27, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Sun – MP in rape & drugs arrest The Sun reports that Conservative MP Crispin Blunt revealed he has been arrested on suspicion of rape and drug possession. Blunt, who most recently served as chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, has been asked to “stay away from Parliament pending a police probe” and that the “scandal is the latest to rock” Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The front page leads with a large image of Taylor Swift – noting her re-recording of her 1989 album.…

Elementor #557950 October 27, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Express – Dementia cases to rise but new drugs offer hope  The Daily Express reports that a stark warning that dementia cases will soar over the next two decades comes amid “optimism” the condition will become treatable. Research suggests the total number of people living with dementia in England and Wales may hit 1.7 million by 2040. The paper says the figure is 40% higher than previous estimates, though adds that new drugs are providing some hope that that condition will become treatable. Today’s top…

Elementor #557943 October 27, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Mirror – Middle East ceasefire plea: SAVE THEM “Save them,” writes the Daily Mirror, as it reports that the King met aid agencies for talks on the crisis in the Middle East – the charities who are calling for an “end to the bloodshed.” A picture of a young boy with his face covered in dust and blood appears on the front page of the paper.  It adds that the picture “brings into sharp focus the suffering of youngsters on both sides of a conflict…

The look wasn’t for her.

Some humble pie required!

It’s been a tough start for Rooney at his new club.

Several of Friday’s front pages lead with the news that Crispin Blunt has revealed himself to be the Tory MP who was arrested on Wednesday

‘Jiggle, jiggle.’

She recently celebrated her birthday.