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Why does American Billionaire Rupert Murdoch have so much influence over Britain? Rupert Murdoch is a name that has become synonymous with media influence worldwide. In Britain and the United States, he’s been closely involved with the establishment and political meddling. In the European Union, his publications have been fined for breaching EU data laws. It’s a no-brainer he is a kingmaker, the Australian-born American has managed to amass an impressive media empire in the UK, with significant stakes in several newspapers, television channels, and other media outlets. However, Murdoch’s influence in Britain has not been without controversy, with many…

Prosecutors accepted a plea of manslaughter by diminished responsibility after seeing a psychiatric report on James ‘Duncan’ Andrews.

She sipped water and chatted with her attorney as the images were projected.

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Metro – EE AYE ADDIO We’ve done the cup Summary of the front page The Metro’s front page features the latest strike action on the UK’s railways, which will hit football fans heading to London for the FA Cup final, and those going to Liverpool for the culmination of the Eurovision Song Contest. The paper says the strike day on 3 June – one of three – will “ruin” the final for fans and adapts a famous chant for its headline “Ee aye addio, we’ve done the cup”. Meanwhile, Eurovision’s final in Liverpool is also set to be hit after…

Financial Times – Tories to strike ‘sunset clause’ from bill to scrap EU law Summary of the front page Brexit makes the front page of the Financial Times, which looks at reports that the government is due to abandon its target of reviewing or binning all EU-era laws by the end of the year. The paper warns the year-end deadline has alarmed business groups and trade unions, who say it could lead to uncertainty and loss of protections. A particularly expressive picture of Rishi Sunak greeting Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at Downing Street is featured on the front page…

The Guardian – Watchdog: Met may be failing to spot serial killers Summary of the front page The Guardian carries comments from the inspector of the constabulary, who says the Metropolitan Police could be failing to spot serial killers, warning the force is not properly looking in to unexpected deaths. Actor Hugh Grant makes the front page of the Guardian as he attends the High Court where he has accused the publisher of the Sun newspaper of breaking into his home and stealing private information. The publisher denies the claims. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK…

Pope Francis, starting a trip to Hungary, on Friday pointedly warned of the dangers of rising nationalism in Europe and told the Budapest government that accepting migrants along with the rest of the continent would be a true sign of Christianity.