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Sunday Express – Rwanda scheme foiled by £1.5bn of your money Summary of the front page Hundreds of millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money have been handed to organisations fighting plans to remove asylum seekers to Rwanda, according to the Sunday Express. According to the paper, most of that total went to the International Organisation for Migration and another United Nations body, the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees, over a period of about nine years. Critics including backbench Conservative MPs tell the paper it’s not what government funds should be used for. Today’s top stories Like…

Sunday Mirror – Suspect No.6 was there Summary of the front page The Sunday Mirror writes that a sixth suspect in the Stephen Lawrence murder was there, it is claimed. The man who survived the racist attack which killed Stephen Lawrence tells the paper that a sixth suspect, recently identified by the BBC, was there. Duwayne Brooks says he would have picked out Matthew White from an identity parade if he’d been given the chance. He said he was certain White, who died two years ago, was kept out of any line-up because rogue officers made him a “witness”, rather…

The Sun on Sunday – Zac to back love-split Ellie Summary of the front page The Sun on Sunday leads on Ellie Goulding and Tory peer Zac Goldsmith went for dinner together amidst news that the singer’s marriage is in peril. The paper says the pop star and Tory bonded over their “eco passion.” The front page reports on Maddie McCann, questioning whether the lock on the holiday apartment she was left it, could have been picked. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers

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Today’s news summary – Paper Talk Sunday’s front pages cover a variety of topics. Several of the papers feature an image of Prince George with his father Prince William and PM Rishi Sunak watching the Ashes at Lords. Sundays papers The Sunday Telegraph leads on the French protests. The paper says President Macron dispatched the elite police tactical unit to Marseille, as the protesting continues. The paper quotes one police union as saying clashes on Friday night were “apocalyptic.” The Sunday Mirror leads with the man who survived the racist attack which killed Stephen Lawrence. He tells the paper that…

Two people were killed and 28 victims were wounded in a mass shooting, including three people who are in critical condition, police said.

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