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The Guardian – ‘Morally unacceptable’: Welby in stinging attack on migration bill Summary of the front page The archbishop of Canterbury’s attack on the migration bill is The Guardian’s lead. Justin Welby cited concerns raised by the United Nations high commissioner for refugees that the government’s approach could damage the international system for dealing with displaced people. He asked the Lords: “Is that what we want the United Kingdom’s contribution to be in our leadership?” The main image of the front page shows the UK’s Eurovision contestant rehearsing in Liverpool. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK…

The Sun – Holly and Phil barely speaking Summary of the front page The Sun says ITV presenting duo Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby are barely speaking off camera. They are no longer as close as they once were, the paper quotes an “insider” as saying. It claims the former has told ITV bosses she would be willing to continue in the This Morning job without Mr Schofield – who is currently taking a break from presenting – should he decide to quit. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous image Next image

Daily Express – Your attack on small boats in ‘wrong,’ Archbishop Summary of the front page The Express is one of several papers that leads on the archbishop’s comments but takes a more critical approach than other newspapers. The paper reports on the ministers hitting back at the Archbishop of Canterbury’s criticism of laws intended to stop small boat crossings. Home Office minister Robert Jenrick said Mr Welby was “wrong” to criticise the government’s strategy. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has made “stopping the boats” a key pledge. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous…

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Daily Mirror – Hidden toll of Long Covid Summary of the front page The Mirror says 400,000 people in the UK need specialist care for long COVID. The paper leads with an investigation about the legacy of long Covid in the UK. It says two million Brits have been left with symptoms after contracting the virus, and 400,000 need specialist care. It quotes one sufferer as saying Covid-19 “has completely changed my life”. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous image Next image

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Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price quits after damning report Adam Price has resigned as leader of Plaid Cymru after a report revealed a culture of misogyny, harassment, and bullying within the party. The party announced that a new leader will be in place by summer. The decision comes after a series of difficulties, including allegations of sexual assault and a toxic working environment. In his resignation letter, Price cited a lack of united support from his colleagues as the reason for his departure. Plaid’s Westminster leader, Liz Saville Roberts, stated that Price’s resignation was necessary to address the party’s toxic…

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Sources claim that Westminster handed Kyiv long-range missiles.