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‘As prey animals, being groped and poked by strangers would have been a terrifying experience.’

Daily Mirror – Killers knives: Five Tory promises … still kids die Summary of the front page The Daily Mirror front page looks at the Home Secretary’s latest pledge to crackdown on knife crime. Suella Braverman is the fifth Tory home secretary to promise a ban on zombie knives and machetes, yet criminals can still buy the blades and police are powerless to act, the paper says. The front page also reports on the latest coronation news. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

Daily Express – You’re paying price of rise in fat cat salaries Summary of the front page Thousands of council chiefs pocketed salaries of more than £100,000 last year, according to the Daily Express, which also points out it is amid increases to council tax. The front page also reports on the upcoming coronation, Ronnie Wood and claims only 44% of children visit the dentist. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

‘You just have to keep going.’

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North Korea is set to launch its first military spy satellite.

A German magazine consulted an AI program for the world champion’s thoughts.

Boehly’s Chelsea show the distorting effect of money without sense or love The Guardian says Well, there goes the season. Perhaps summer budget too. Who knows maybe the entire Chelsea 3.0 Blue Sky Project Stage One? With 28 minutes to go in a Champions League second leg Chelsea always seemed to be losing, even when they were threatening vaguely to win it, the home bench took a deep breath, cleared its throat, and coughed up £260m of randomly assembled attacking talent. Admittedly Chelsea were 3-0 down in the tie by the time Raheem Sterling, João Félix and Mykhaylo Mudryk came…

Chelsea Champions League exit: Where do ‘disjointed, broken’ Blues go from here? BBC Sport says If Todd Boehly thought visiting Chelsea’s dressing room to deliver some home truths would inspire a Champions League miracle against Real Madrid he was, as he has been so often since arriving at Stamford Bridge, very much mistaken. Co-owner Boehly decided it was time for the personal touch after Saturday’s home loss to Brighton, although reportedly telling Chelsea’s players their season had been “embarrassing” was not quite the morale-booster he maybe hoped for. It also does not help that one of the main causes of…