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Author: News Desk
Britons face execution after ‘show trial’ – that’s the splash on the front page of The Independent.
Putin’s pawns – that’s the headline on the front page of the Metro which reports on the Brits facing death in Ukraine.
Low-paid care workers can’t afford petrol to get to work – that’s the headline on the font splash of the Guardian.
Sentenced to death by Putin – that’s the headline on the front splash of the Daily Mirror which leads with the captured Brits.
Millions given chance to buy own home – that’s the headline of the Daily Express which leads with the PM’s announcement.
Just like mum Diana – that’s the headline of The Sun which reports on Prince William continuing his mum Princess Diana’s work.
Daily Mirror says The friend of a British soldier captured fighting for Ukraine by Russian forces says his death sentence will “invigorate” those still resisting Vladimir Putin’s forces.
Daily Mirror says A grandmother who became a EuroMillions winner for just 10 minutes is now back to living in a mouldy flat.
UK weather forecast: Blistering 24C tropical heat amid gale force winds and heavy rain Daily Mirror says Brits are set for scorching temperatures with 24C highs as well as gale force winds from ex-tropical storm Alex today. The Met Office is predicting a split across the country due to a low pressure from the former tropical storm that means strong winds and heavy rain for the north west of the UK. And at the same time in the South East away from the brunt of the storm, but influenced from the hot air, the temperatures could reach 24C on Friday.…
Daily Mirror says the wreck of a royal warship that sank in 1682 while carrying the future king James Stuart has been discovered at the bottom of the sea.
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