Author: News Desk

Cliff Notes – Sex offender Richard Burrows hiding on a beach Richard Burrows, a UK sex offender, evaded capture for nearly 30 years while living under a false identity in Thailand, where he was well-liked by locals unaware of his past crimes. His history of abusing children spanned several decades, with offences primarily occurring between the 1960s and 1990s, leading to a trial he fled in 1997. After 27 years of freedom, Burrows was finally apprehended at Heathrow Airport while attempting to return to the UK, leaving his victims to confront the reality of his long evasion. Decades on the…

Newcastle 2-1 Liverpool: Burn’s night The i back page reports on local hero Dan Burns helping to end Newcastle’s 70-year wait for a domestic trophy. The paper shows a jubilant Burns lifting the trophy, celebrating alongside his team mates.

Toon Army’s tears of joy The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports Newcastle end 56 years of hurt with Carabao Cup final victory over Liverpool at Wembley. It’s been 70 years since they won a domestic trophy and 56 years since winning any trophy (having won the European Inter-Cities Fairs Cup back in 1969).

Newcastle’s Carabao Cup glory – Toon’s win first domestic trophy in 70 years!

Newcastle newspaper The Journal dedicates its entire front page to Newcastle’s historic Carabao Cup win.

Western Mail says Saturday marked the worst day for Welsh Rugby fans as England humiliated them on home soil.

The National Scot leads with Stephen Flynn’s calls for the Labour government to dump their ‘Tory spending rules.’

The Daily Mail welcomes the planned changes to the welfare system, calling on the prime minister and Pensions Secretary, Liz Kendall, to “stand firm against the naysayers”.

Britain is over diagnosing mental health conditions, and too many in the country are being signed off on disability.

Labour backbenchers are speaking to the i newspaper, telling them they will soon make it known they are opposing the planned changes to benefits.