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Metro – Harvest of Horror Summary of the front page The Metro leads with the story of a wealthy Nigerian politician and his wife who are facing jail in the UK over a kidney swap plot. A Nigerian politician and his wife facing jail over a “kidney swap plot” dominates Metro’s front page. The pair were found guilty in a trial at the Old Bailey in London in the first case of its kind in the UK. A jury decided Senator Ike Ekweremadu, 60, his wife Beatrice, 56, and a middleman conspired to smuggle a victim from Lagos to London…
The Guardian – Councils spend £500m on beds in worst care homes Summary of the front page The Guardian reports taxpayers have spent close to half-a-billion pounds buying beds in England’s worst care homes over the past four years. An investigation by the Guardian has found that councils spent £480 million of taxpayers’ money in the past four years on beds for people in what it calls “the worst care homes in England”. It says some of the cash helped drive “profits for private investors while residents suffer unsafe treatment”. The Department of Health and Social Care tells the paper…
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