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“Partygate official report: Laughing at us all” reads the headline of the Daily Mirror which gives a damning verdict on Sue Gray’s report.
Really… Is this what all the fuss is about? is the front page of the Daily Express which reports Partygate wasn’t a big deal.
The Party(gate) is over is the headline of the Sun – the paper wants readers to know they don’t think its a big deal and its time to move on.
The Guardian says The Texas gunman who shot and killed 19 children and two teachers was inside the school for about 40 minutes before being killed by Border Control agents.
The Guardian says Rishi Sunak will push the button on a controversial windfall tax on energy companies on Thursday, as he lays out measures to ease the pain of rising household bills.
The Independent sats Warnings from relatives of Star Hobson were recorded as “malicious” by social services months before she was murdered by her mother’s partner, a government review has found.
The Independent says Several major cities in Pakistan have become battlegrounds as supporters of ousted prime minister Imran Khan march toward Islamabad.
The Metro says The mother of Texas elementary school shooter Salvador Ramos has claimed that he was not violent and that she was shocked he opened fire and killed 21 people.
The Metro says Eleven newborn babies have died in a fire that ripped through a hospital’s neonatal wing in Senegal.
The NRA’s annual meeting starts Friday in Texas, but republicans feel no pressure to act on gun control. The National Rifle Association is set to hold its 2022 annual meeting in Houston on Friday, bringing together its top brass and several notable conservatives, including former President Donald Trump, for the first time in three years. The NRA’s two previous annual meetings were cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic. But this year the organization is moving ahead with its plans, holding the meeting at a time when both gun rights and the organization itself have come under intense…
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