- Heavy rain causes flash flood emergencies; two die in helicopter crash
- Commuters advised to check travel plans as heat alert issues ahead of 38°C temperatures
- Russia officials accused of abducting and indoctrinating thousands of Ukrainian children
- NATO concludes Russia bears full responsibility for airspace incursions
- Karoline Leavitt resigns as White House press secretary amid Trump changes
- London-area animal rescue burdened with £200,000 bill after cat seizure
- Trump secretly switched planes shortly after credible Iranian missile threat
- Putin claims he has never been afraid of anything during public appearance
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Chelcee is in her feelings.
New long-distance train connections are providing an alternative to air travel between European countries, and demand for this environmentally friendly mode of transport is soaring. But there is still plenty of room for improvement on the tracks.
Merse has already changed his mind…
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Metro – NHS waiting list crisis moving targets Summary of the front page The Metro leads on the news that the NHS target of suspected cancer patients seeing a specialist within two weeks could be scrapped with health service bosses calling it “outdated”. The front page quotes a leading oncologist saying the idea is “ominous and deeply worrying”. NHS bosses say the current range of targets are “outdated” because of new diagnostic techniques, the Metro reports. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers
The Guardian – Dissident Republicans have data from PSNI leak Summary of the front page The Guardian splash on the admission from the chief of the Police Service of Northern Ireland that Republican paramilitary groups have got their hands on the information leaked in a data breach last week. Simon Byrne is quoted saying that it is the force’s “planning assumption” that dissidents will use the list to “generate fear and uncertainty as well as intimidating or targeting officers”. The front page features a large image of Hawaii’s wildfire disaster. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK…
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