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Author: News Desk
Europe’s new iron curtain – that’s the headline on the front page of the Metro which also features a prominent story on Wimbledon.
Tory privatisation linked to increase in NHS death rates – that’s the headline on the front page of this morning’s Guardian.
£100m for the royals? … Reign it in – that’s the headline on the front page of the Daily Mirror.
Now let’s raise £10 million for Debs – that’s the headline on the front page of the Sun.
Charles would never take suitcase of cash again – that’s the lead for the Daily Express.
The front pages lead with a variety of stories including plans to oust Boris Johnson and Wimbledon.
BBC News says THE UK will provide an additional £1 billion in military aid for Ukraine, a near-doubling in its support for the fight against the Russian invasion.
A surge of Lithuanians sign up for border militia and taken arms against fears the Russians will invade the Baltics next because they don’t trust Russia. The scars of Soviet occupation run deep in this part of Europe. Tens of thousands of Lithuanians were forcibly deported to gulags in Siberia and the far north by the Soviets in the 1940s and 1950s. It is reported that around 30,000 Lithuanian prisoners perished in the forced labour camps. Lithuanians sign up for border militia So, when Russia annexed Crimea in 2014, Grudzinskas joined Lithuania’s century-old volunteer militia — the Riflemen — and took…
Sky News says BUCKINGHAM PALACE is facing questions about why it won’t reveal more about the findings of an investigation into bullying allegations made against the Duchess of Sussex.
Euronews says AUTHORITIES in Austria have declared a civil emergency after mudslides cut off several villages from rescue services, while at least one person died after heavy rainfall caused flooding in the southern state of Carinthia.
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