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The Sun – England ace: My racist troll hell Summary of the front page A racist troll who abused Chelsea Star Reece James online, has been tracked down in the Middle East, just three weeks before the football World Cup in Qatar, says the Sun. The paper says that an arrest is imminent. Mr James gave statements to Instagram, police and officials abroad, the paper says. The front page features an image of Reece James playing for England during the summer Euros. There is also room on the front page to report about the apparent feud between Victoria Beckham and her…

Company struggles to find investors willing to fund effort to build giant £3.8bn ‘gigafactory’ in north-east The UK government-backed battery startup Britishvolt is considering entering administration with the potential loss of almost 300 jobs after it struggled to find investors willing to fund its effort to build a giant £3.8bn “gigafactory” in north-east England. The company could announce an administration as soon as Monday, with the accountancy firm EY lined up to carry it out if it goes ahead, two sources with knowledge of Britishvolt’s operations, told the Guardian. However, one source cautioned that Britishvolt was also still examining other…

 The man was one of two victims who died in Railton Road, Brixton on Sunday. The man was one of two victims who died in Railton Road, Brixton on Sunday. 

‘We deserved something from the game.’

A new Sony studio is working with Naughty Dog on a ‘beloved franchise,’ which can really only be Uncharted.

  Police sniffer dogs have been searching for a weapon. ​Police sniffer dogs have been searching for a weapon. 

  A British tourist died while on a beach holiday in Portugal after taking a dip in the ocean and feeling unwell. ​A British tourist died while on a beach holiday in Portugal after taking a dip in the ocean and feeling unwell. 

Arsenal are looking to make January signings.

Mark Spencer says PM could attend ‘if he’s got time’ as fears grow over impact on UK’s climate credentials UK politics live – latest news updates Rishi Sunak could backtrack on his decision to snub the Cop27 UN climate summit, which has upset many developing countries and risked harming the UK’s standing on the world stage, a government minister has suggested. Mark Spencer told broadcasters he would like to see the prime minister attend the talks after all – “if he’s got time” – and said the government was taking the climate crisis seriously. Continue reading… ​Mark Spencer says PM…

  ‘It shouldn’t be crime, but it’s getting really close to how we’re recording it,’ West Midlands Police chief says ‘It shouldn’t be crime, but it’s getting really close to how we’re recording it,’ West Midlands Police chief says