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Metro – Kings can only get better Summary of the front page The Metro reports Prime Minister Rishi Sunak “launched a huge cabinet reshuffle to fix Liz Truss’s mistakes within hours of King Charles formally making him prime minister”. PM Sunak met King Charles III in Buckingham Palace’s 1844 Room on Tuesday as he was formally made prime minister. The front page features a large image of the pair shaking hands, as well as pictures of key figures in the PM’s cabinet reshuffle. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

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The Guardian – PM’s reshuffle gamble on first day in charge Summary of the front page The Guardian says the new prime minister Rishi Sunak has taken a “gamble” by restoring Suella Braverman to the Home Office less than a week after she was sacked for a security breach. The paper reports on the cabinet reshuffle from the new PM on his very first day on the job. The front page also features an analysis which asks whether the UK is seeing its own “Obama moment” after its first Asian prime minister took to power. There is also room for handy…

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The Sun – At least I got rid of the other Mogg, Larry Summary of the front page The Sun says Rishi Sunak sacked 11 of his predecessor’s top team, including Jacob Rees-Mogg, after becoming the country’s first British Asian prime minister. The paper has a picture of the famous No10 cat Larry to report the “other Mogg” resigned as business secretary on Tuesday. The front page also reports on the latest celebrity news – including a kiss between two famous reality TV stars. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

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  The risk of invasive infections from fungus is growing as a result of antibiotic resistance. Fungal infections could be the new Disease X, the World Health Organization warns as it publishes its first-ever list of ‘killer fungi’. It says the risk of humans dying after becoming infected is skyrocketing. ​The risk of invasive infections from fungus is growing as a result of antibiotic resistance. Fungal infections could be the new Disease X, the World Health Organization warns as it publishes its first-ever list of ‘killer fungi’. It says the risk of humans dying after becoming infected is skyrocketing. 

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