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Telegraph Sport – Onana: I’m to blame for defeat The back page of the Daily Telegraph leads on Manchester United’s goalkeeper André Onana’s comments following Manchester United’s loss to Bayern Munich in the Champions League.  Onana made a mistake leading to an early Bayern goal. But United fought until the end, still losing 4-3. Despite Manchester United scoring three goals, Bayern dominated much of the game and Man U had another really poor performance. It was Man United’s third loss in a row.  Man United boss Erik ten Hag points the finger at the team’s lack of determination. The back…

Star Sport – It had to be Harry The back page of the Daily Star leads on Harry Kane’s spot-kick, claiming it was ‘key’ to Bayern Munich’s win, in what the paper calls a ‘7-goal thriller.’ Manchester United faced Bayern Munich in their opening Champions League campaign. Despite Manchester United scoring three goals, Bayern dominated much of the game and Man U had another really poor performance. The paper notes it was Man United’s third loss in a row. The back page also reports on Arsenal’s opening Champions League match, which they won, saying “Gunning four glory.”

Express Sport – Harry piles on pain The back page of the Daily Express leads on Manchester United facing Bayern Munich in the 2023 Champions League. Bayern Munich won 4-3 with Harry Kane scoring from the spot. Despite Manchester United scoring three goals, Bayern dominated much of the game and Man U had another really poor performance. The paper notes it was Man United’s third loss in a row. The back page also reports on Arsenal’s opening Champions League match, which they won, saying “Saka puts Gunners in box seats.”   

Mirror Sport – Wurst case scenario The back page of the Daily Mirror leads on Manchester United facing Bayern Munich in the 2023 Champions League. The paper says Harry Kane -who scored a clinical goal from the spot, showed Man United what it missed out on. Bayern won 4-3 but had dominated much of the game and despite scoring three, Man U had another really poor performance. The back page also reports on Arsenal’s opening Champions League match, which they won.

Elementor #551614 September 21, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Metro – Free him and he’ll kill a child again  The Metro leads on the news that James Bulger’s murderer has again been granted a parole hearing. Jon Venables, 41, who killed the two-year-old in 1993 aged 10 along with Robert Thompson, will “kill a child again” James’ mother, Denise Fergus, told the parole panel. Venables has been in and out of prison several times since his initial release in 2001. The hearing will decide whether or not he could be eligible for an early release.…

Elementor #551608 September 21, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Financial Times – Sunak sparks business backlash after U-turn on net zero pledges  The Financial Times leads on the backlash against PM Rishi Sunak’s plans to push back the government’s net zero promises. Several car makers have heavily criticised the move. The paper says PM Sunak has “ignited a business backlash” and quotes Lisa Brankin, chair of Ford UK, saying the business needs “three things from the UK government: ambition, commitment, and consistency. A relaxation of 2030 would undermine all three”. The paper adds that Labour…

Elementor #551602 September 21, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian – Green bonfire as PM rows back on net zero  Rishi Sunak’s row back on net zero leads in the Guardian with the paper calling the move a “green bonfire”. Describing the decision as one of the prime minister’s biggest U-turns since taking office, the paper reports it has drawn “furious condemnation” from car manufacturers. The move is part of the prime minister’s attempt to put his government on a more radical path ahead of the next election, the paper adds. It goes on…

Elementor #551596 September 21, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Mirror – End 70 tears of nukes cover-up The news that veterans of nuclear tests are launching a court battle to gain access to medical records to show how they were exposed to excessive radiation in the 1950s is the splash in the Daily Mirror. Campaigners say those involved in the tests have suffered health consequences, including cancers and children born with birth defects, because of the radiation they were exposed to. One veteran, 86-year-old John Morris, tells the paper he just wants the truth.…

Elementor #551590 September 21, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Sun – Given us a break! “Given us a brake!” reads the headline in the Sun. The paper says drivers now have a “five-year reprieve from going electric”. Reporting on the news that Rishi Sunak is delaying the ban on new petrol and diesel cars by five years, The Sun credits its own “give us a brake” campaign as being part of the motivation for the prime minister’s decision. The front page leads on the latest from Strictly Come Dancing. Today’s top stories Like this…

Elementor #551575 September 21, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Express – ‘Honest’ Rishi: Nation won’t and can’t pay net zero  The Daily Express describes the prime minister as being “honest” for saying the country cannot afford to pay for the net zero pledges he has rowed back on – such as phasing out petrol and diesel cars and gas boilers. The paper quotes him as saying he has “pushed back green policies that hard-up voters cannot afford in the cost-of-living crisis”. The front page also features an image of the King visiting France. Today’s…