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The Observer – Johnson makes last-ditch bid to discredit probe into Partygate Summary of the front page The Observer says a defiant Boris Johnson is preparing to defend his actions during the Partygate scandal at a televised inquiry on Wednesday. The former prime minister’s legal team is planning to publish written evidence, including witness statements, which would support Mr Johnson’s claim that he did not knowingly mislead MPs over lockdown parties, the paper reports. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

Today’s news summary – Paper Talk Sunday’s newspapers report on Home Secretary Suella Braverman’s recent trip to Rwanda as part of plans to send illegal migrants to the nation. The Mail on Sunday has highlighted Suella Braverman’s trip to Rwanda as part of the government’s efforts to repatriate migrants to the African nation. The paper notes that the Home Secretary has promised swift action should the Court of Appeal uphold the program’s legality, with the first deportations potentially taking place this summer, says the Sunday Express. According to the Sunday Telegraph, Ms Braverman has also taken steps to close any…

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The Russian President visited the city today (Picture: ZvezdaNews/e2w) Russian President Vladimir Putin has visited Ukrainian occupied city Mariupol on his first trip since a warrant for his arrest was issued. Russian state news agencies reported today that he was in the city which became a worldwide symbol of defiance after outgunned and outmanned Ukrainian forces held out in a steel mill there for nearly three months before Moscow finally took control of it in May. The Russian President visited the city today (Picture: ZvezdaNews/e2w) Russian President Vladimir Putin has visited Ukrainian occupied city Mariupol on his first trip since…

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The deal is said to expand its scope to ‘all categories of people who pass through safe countries and make illegal and dangerous journeys to the UK’

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