Author: News Desk

A Far-right extremist kills 10 in Swedish school targeting immigrants. The damage at the crime scene was so extensive that investigators were unable to be more definitive, said Roberto Eid Forest, head of the Swedish local police. Online his social media accounts show he was inspired by the man who burned the Quran and Elon Musk, and prescribes to the Far-right narrative sweeping through Europe. Far-right extremist kills 10 in Swedish school The school, called Campus Risbergska, serves students who are over age 20, according to its website. Primary and upper secondary school courses are offered, as well as Swedish…

London is a city steeped in royal history, offering travellers a chance to immerse themselves in the grandeur of the British monarchy. 

London is the greatest city on the face of the earth (no we’re not being biased), every year, tens of millions of international visitors come to the city, making it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. 

Lucky boys in blue – Palmer deflected cross seals victory The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports on Chelsea’s 2-1 win over West Ham in last night’s Premier League match. Manchester City’s rebuild is costing £180m – after a poor season, City are splashing the cash!

Cole-fired blues! Chelsea’s 2-1 Premier League win over West Ham last night leads the back page of the Daily Mail. Marcus Rashford has opened up about his loan move to Aston Villa following a turbulent period at his boyhood club Manchester United.

Nine to thrive Marcus Rashford’s loan deal to Aston Villa from boyhood club Manchester United leads the back page of the Daily Star. The English footballer promises to make history at Villa. The back page reports on Chelsea’s 2-1 win over West Ham last night.

Let’s make history The back page of the Daily Mirror reports on Marcus Rashford’s loan move to Aston Villa from boyhood club Manchester United. Chelsea’s 2-1 win over West Ham in last night’s Premier League match also features on the back page.

Growth? Voters aren’t buying it A majority of Brits now have little confidence in Rachel Reeves’ plan to generate economic growth despite a renewed push from the Chancellor to kickstart Britain’s ailing economy, exclusive polling for City AM has found. The front page also reports questions are swirling over a major contract at HS2 Euston after a failed bidder alleged foul play during the procurement process.

As anticipated, the Financial Times highlights the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s decision to halt sweeping tariffs on Mexico just hours before they were set to take effect. The move left markets in turmoil, with investors and businesses scrambling to make sense of the flurry of policy announcements coming from the White House. The paper describes the situation as a “whipsaw” effect, underscoring the uncertainty gripping global markets.  

PM won’t back EU in trade war The Times reports that Sir Keir Starmer has made it clear that Britain will not side with the EU in a potential trade war with the US. Starmer emphasised that avoiding conflict with the UK’s most important allies is in the nation’s “vital interests.” However, the looming threat of tariffs has cast a shadow over his efforts to reset relations with Brussels. NHS is withholding the Nottingham report to protect the killer’s privacy.