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Daily Express – Rescue boat in last chance of survival Summary of the front page A deep sea robot that can function at levels below that of the Titanic is the last chance for those on the missing submersible, the Daily Express says. The front page features a large image of the robot – as well as images of two of the Brits on board the sub. Away from the missing sub, the front page asks: “Do we really need a recession?” Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers

Daily Mirror – Holding onto hope Summary of the front page The Daily Mirror focuses on the missing submersible. The paper says the families of those missing in the Titan sub – which was on its way to see the wreckage of the Titanic – are “holding onto hope,” as a robot has been sent to help in the deep sea search. The paper’s front page features an image of Prince William and Alford Gardner – the 97-year-old arrived in Britain in 1948 and was part of the Windrush generation. He met with William to mark the 75th anniversary of…

One person was still missing on Thursday after a blast ripped through a building in central Paris, while six others were in critical condition receiving urgent treatment in hospital as rescuers sifted through wreckage.

The Sun – The final hours Summary of the front page A US Navy robot is on its way to help in the search for the missing submersible, The Sun reports. The paper asks for “prayers for Titanic miracle”. The paper also notes that time is running out to find the crew as they are set to run out of oxygen on Thursday. The front page also features a guide to Royal Ascot. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers

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Missing Titanic sub live updates: Time running out as more specialist equipment arrives The missing Titan – a sub that was attempting to take 5 people to the wreck of the Titanic on the Ocean floor, has yet to be located. The sub lost contact on Sunday during its trip to the Titanic wreck, it’s widely believed the Titan is likely trapped amongst the wreckage. An international rescue mission is underway, with aircrafts and ships as well as remotely operated vehicles, combing around 10,000 sq miles of ocean. Noises have been heard in the search but experts are having trouble…

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