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Daily Mirror – They deserve better Summary of the front page The Daily Mirror says the row between Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson over his resignation honours list is a “new insult” to COVID victims ahead of the inquiry into the Government’s handling of the pandemic. The paper says the PM and Johnson are “bickering like toddlers” over the resignation honours list. It gives its front page over to the Covid-19 inquiry, which will begin its hearings on Tuesday. Manchester City’s bus parade following their return from Istanbul where they won the Champions League also features prominently. Today’s top stories…

Daily Express – Boris: believe me … I shall return to front line politics Summary of the front page Boris Johnson is already plotting his political comeback and accused Rishi Sunak of “talking rubbish”, the Daily Express says. The former PM speaks to readers of the paper, saying: “Nothing less than absolute victory and total Brexit will do – and as the great Arnold Schwarzenegger said, I’ll be back.” The front page reports on the British schoolgirl shot dead in France. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous image Next image

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Three killed and 3 injured in Nottingham city centre attacks Three people have been killed and three others injured in attacks in Nottingham city centre. The connected attacks have been described as “horrific and tragic”. Police found two bodies in Ilkeston Road just after 04:00 BST before being called to Milton Street where a van had attempted to run over three people. A man was then found dead on Magdala Road. A 31-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and is in custody. Police have locked down the city centre. Chief Constable Kate Meynell, from Nottinghamshire Police, said…

Pay rise surprise leads to forecasts of higher interest rates UK wages have experienced their most rapid growth in 20 years – excluding the impact of the pandemic, leading to increased expectations of a rise in interest rates. During the three months leading up to April, regular pay, excluding bonuses, witnessed a notable increase of 7.2%. However, it still falls behind the rate of inflation, which denotes the pace at which prices rise. The Bank of England has expressed concerns that significant wage hikes are contributing to the persistently high inflation rates in the UK. In response, the Bank has…

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