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Daily Mirror – 71 NHS doctors trapped Summary of the front page The Daily Mirror writes Downing Street has been urged to rescue 4,000 Britons including 71 NHS doctors trapped in Sudan. The paper reports many had travelled with family members and children to celebrate Eid with relatives. The staff, a mixture of UK citizens and visa holders, had formed a WhatsApp group to stay in touch as the conflict escalated. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

The baby was breast fed by relatives at a drug-fuelled party.

The Sun – SEVEN: No Len you were a perfect 10 Summary of the front page The Sun pays tribute to ‘Strictly’ judge Len Goodman, who died at the age of 78. The front page leaves a small amount of space to report the UK ambassador to Sudan was on holiday when the violence broke out. On the Sudan story, in its leader column, the paper says there are “deeply uncomfortable reminders” of that process, and warns “the clock is ticking”. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

Several companies have already put in bids, an EU official said in the morning, just two hours after the platform was launched. The first deliveries are now expected to be carried out in late June or beginning of July.

Tottenham sack interim manager after Newcastle thrashing Tottenham Hotspur have sacked interim manager Cristian Stellini after just four matches in charge, following a 6-1 thrashing by Newcastle on Sunday. The defeat was described as “wholly unacceptable” by the club’s chairman Daniel Levy, and marks a significant blow to Spurs’ hopes of securing Champions League qualification. Stellini was appointed on 26 March following Antonio Conte’s departure after 16 months in the post. Ryan Mason, who worked under Stellini and took charge following Jose Mourinho’s sacking in 2021, will replace him. Mason returns for the final six games of the season with…

Paul Merson feels the Arsenal boss made a ‘big mistake’ in the Southampton game (Picture: Getty)

Adnan Ali committed a string of sexual offences whilst running a group of Volunteer Police Cadets in Trafford.

He is believed to be aged between 15 and 18.

UK government borrowed less than expected last year The UK government borrowed less than expected in the financial year ending 31 March, despite providing support for households’ energy bills and facing higher borrowing costs. Official figures showed borrowing of £139.2bn ($189.7bn), which was £18.1bn more than the previous year, but less than the £152bn predicted by the government’s forecaster last month. Nevertheless, borrowing for the current financial year was equivalent to 5.5% of the UK economy – its highest percentage since 2014, excluding the pandemic. The rise in tax receipts was offset by higher spending on energy support for households…

UK government begins large-scale evacuation of British people The UK government has announced a “large-scale” complex evacuation of British citizens from Sudan, prioritising families with children, the elderly, and those with medical conditions.  The RAF will conduct flights from an airfield near Khartoum, the country’s capital. The evacuation plan follows a 72-hour ceasefire agreement between rival military factions that began on Monday night.  At least 400 people have died in the fighting that has taken place since April 15, and approximately 4,000 UK citizens are thought to be in Sudan, with 2,000 of them having already requested assistance. However, only…