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​Exclusive: UK’s most senior female bishop calls for long-awaited white paper promising ‘bold action’The most senior female bishop in the country has launched a scathing attack on the government, accusing it of “burying its head in the sand” over “shocking” and “rampant” health inequalities.Dame Sarah Mullally, the bishop of London, spoke out after the Guardian reported that Thérèse Coffey was dropping the government’s long-promised white paper on health disparities. Continue reading… 

The Observer – Putin dealt a bitter blow as blast cripples key bridge to Crimea Summary of the front page The Observer’s front page leads with the explosion on a bridge connecting Crimea to the Russian mainland. The paper’s report says that Russian president Vladimir Putin has been “dealt a bitter blow” after the Kerch bridge was “crippled” in the explosion, stating that the link was a “personal prestige project” for Putin. The paper’s front splash also leads on more problems for PM Liz Truss, as it assesses her Tory Party Conference. “Fear and loathing at the Tory party conference,” reads…

Sunday Mirror – I’m glad my serial killer ex is dead Summary of the front page The Sunday Mirror leads on entertainment news for its front page. The paper runs an exclusive interview with the ex-wife of serial killer Peter Tobin, who died on Saturday. Tobin was convicted of killing three women and was described as a “monster” by his former partner Cathy Wilson. “There is a feeling of relief that he is now dead,” she tells the paper. Today’s top stories EXCLUSIVE: ‘I was married to serial killer Peter Tobin – he was a monster and I’m glad he’s dead’…

Sunday Express – ‘Heads down and charge’ Summary of the front page The Sun on Sunday has no space on its front page for politics, instead leading with the breakup of former Strictly Come Dancing Star AJ Pritchard and dancer Abbie Quinnen. Quinnen tells the paper she is “heartbroken” and “completely devastated.” Online, the Sun expresses its frustration over the in-fighting within the Tory party: “Liz Truss is not so much running a government as a political shark tank”. It continues: “So many rival factions are circling that her chances of creating the stability she needs to govern are vanishingly…

Sunday Express – ‘Heads down and charge’ Summary of the front page The Sunday Express leads with two stories: the prime minister’s call for unity to MPs and claims that Michael Gove risked helping put Labour in power. The paper also references Liz Truss’s “battle cry” to Conservative MPs that she will lead them with a “heads down and charge” strategy. The front page has a picture of Spice Girl Mel B along with the headline: “What did shamed Tory MP say to Spice Girl Mel B in lift?” Today’s top stories Stephen Lawrence racist murder suspect Jamie Acourt to…

The Sunday Papers The Sunday Papers feature a variety of stories this morning, several of the newspaper front pages feature large photos of the bridge occupied Crimea and Russia, after Saturday’s explosion. Clouds of black smoke are billowing from a burning train and parts of the structure have now collapsed into the sea. Another lead story is regarding prime minister Liz Truss who will issue a “stark warning” to Tory MPs in an attempt to unite her leadership when Parliament returns this week. [location-weather id=”320231″] Round-up of the Sunday papers Previous Next The Headlines from the last week https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTafZV1RiDk In…

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