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The UK newspaper front pages cover the latest in twist in the Tory leadership battle Boris Johnson’s sudden exit from the Tory leadership race fills the UK front pages on Monday. The Guardian goes with, “‘Not the right time’: Johnson out of race to lead the Tories”. The paper writes that the “Former PM struggled for backing” and that his “withdrawal leaves Sunak as frontrunner in battle for No 10”. Continue reading… ​The UK newspaper front pages cover the latest in twist in the Tory leadership battleBoris Johnson’s sudden exit from the Tory leadership race fills the UK front pages…

The Monday letters page cannot agree on the merits of the Xbox Series S, as one reader boasts of being the world’s best at Dave Mirra BMX 2.

Boris Johnson dropped out of the race, and Rishi Sunak has secured at least 165 supporters Former prime minister Boris Johnson has ended his bid to return to power within months of being ousted, claiming that although he had the numbers, he would not run to replace Liz Truss, who resigned as Conservative party leader on Thursday after just 45 days in office. Johnson claimed to have won the support of 102 colleagues – two clear of the threshold needed – but only about 60 had publicly stated their support for him. Johnson said he reached the decision reluctantly after…

  Former Conservative MP Sir Gerald Howard spoke on GB News about the current leadership election within the Conservative Party and said: “We’ve got to put the past behind us. The Conservative Party needs to unite… we’ve got to look to the future.” ​Former Conservative MP Sir Gerald Howard spoke on GB News about the current leadership election within the Conservative Party and said: “We’ve got to put the past behind us. The Conservative Party needs to unite… we’ve got to look to the future.” 

  Tensions between North Korea and South Korea have significantly increased over the past few weeks following a recent round of weapons tests by North Korea. ​Tensions between North Korea and South Korea have significantly increased over the past few weeks following a recent round of weapons tests by North Korea. 

The cat was saved by a passer-by who stepped in when she saw the youths throwing Griffin around.

 Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt face off in the race for No 10 after ex-PM said it is ‘not the right time’ for him to stand. Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt face off in the race for No 10 after ex-PM said it is ‘not the right time’ for him to stand. 

  Moscow accuses West of colluding with Kyiv to escalate Vladimir Putin’s war Moscow accuses West of colluding with Kyiv to escalate Vladimir Putin’s war 

  Exclusive: Demand for clampdown on tax loopholes as True and Fair Party unveils first candidates Exclusive: Demand for clampdown on tax loopholes as True and Fair Party unveils first candidates 

Watchdog says phishing email enabled hackers to steal personal information of 113,000 employees Britain’s data watchdog has fined the construction group Interserve £4.4m after a cyber-attack that enabled hackers to steal the personal and financial information of up to 113,000 employees. The attack occurred when Interserve ran an outsourcing business and was designated a “strategic supplier to the government with clients including the Ministry of Defence”. Bank account details, national insurance numbers, ethnic origin, sexual orientation and religion were among the personal information compromised. Continue reading… ​Watchdog says phishing email enabled hackers to steal personal information of 113,000 employeesBritain’s data…