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W Euro 2022 – Lionesses are proving the women’s game is better as it lacks toxic fan culture, corruption or scandal…. for now.
The Sunday Papers – W Euro 2022 hope & Sunak vows to save High Street – that’s two of this morning’s lead stories.
Rishi: I’ll save the high street – that’s the headline on the front page of the Daily Express.
The Sunday Times – Charles accepted £1m from family of Osama bin Laden – that’s the headline on the front page.
The Observer leads with warnings for Rishi Sunak to overhaul his Tory leadership campaign – before it’s too late.
One pool for the Rishi – that’s the headline on the front page of the Sunday Mirror which reports Sunak is “out of touch” with the people.
Come on you Lionesses – that’s the headline on the front page of the Sunday People which cheers on England ahead of the final today.
The Sun on Sunday – Wagatha 2 – the paper leads with the latest on the Coleen Rooney vs Rebekah Vardy case.
This England squad have made one heck of an impression, inspiring women and girls across the country – and it looks like their star power will only continue. Here are the top players who have been instrumental to England’s success at the W Euro 2022.
Latest from Ukraine war can Zlelnksyy turn around his PR disaster after being lambasted by global media outlets? He is seeking to repair his image, by travelling to pose with the first Turkish vessel leaving Ukraine. It is now the sixth month of Russia’s attack on Ukraine and time to conduct an interim audit into the progress of the war. The question is often asked as to who is winning and who is losing, but such binary questions are confounded by the complexity of the situation. Indeed, one wonders whether winning or losing is a meaningful concept at all. However,…
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