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Elementor #569086December 3, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Sunday Times – Rwanda’s extra £15m to seal migration deal The Sunday Times’s lead story says Rishi Sunak has agreed to release a further £15m to Rwanda to save his failed asylum plan, which was ruled unlawful last month. The extra money will pay for more staff, the paper says.Prince Harry and Meghan are pictured on the front page. Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its easy … just click the icon below:) Leave a comment UK National newspapers

Elementor #569080December 3, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Sunday Telegraph-Starmer piles praise on Thatcher to woo Right The Sunday Telegraph’s lead story carries comments from Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, who heaps praise on former Tory PM Margaret Thatcher for “setting loose our natural entrepreneurialism”. The Telegraph describes his comments as “his most audacious attempt to woo centre-right support”.The front page features an image of RAF planes saying the planes will be heading to the Middle East to hunt for Gaza hostages.  Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its easy…

Elementor #569074December 3, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Sunday Mirror – Royals unite on race row Several of Sunday’s papers have continued to cover the royal race row, after the names of King Charles and Catherine, Princess of Wales, were mistakenly included in the Dutch edition of Omid Scobie’s book, Endgame. The Daily Mirror says senior royals are planning to unite and “rise above” the race row ignited by a new book about the monarchy, according to the paper, saying it is “business as usual” for the “firm”. Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you…

Elementor #569068December 3, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Observer – Israel ‘using Hamas prisoners to track down terror chief’ Israel is using intelligence gleaned from hundreds of Hamas prisoners to find and kill top commanders, The Observer reports.The paper also reports relatives who lost loved ones during the pandemic are planning to greet Boris Johnson as he arrives to give evidence at the Covid Inquiry this week with photographs of those who died. The paper says they want to confront the former prime minister about what they describe as his “failings” during the health crisis.  Today’s top…

I can see no evidence that I have a competitive advantage in darts just because I’m a transgender woman.

Today’s news summary – Paper Talk – Middle East war resumes & royal drama Sunday’s newspapers lead on the latest from the Middle East and the tabloids continue their coverage of the latest royal gossip. Middle East war resumes The Observer says Israeli politicians and generals believe that taking out the top Hamas commanders will give the “best chance” of “forcing the collapse” of the organisation in Gaza. The paper says critics believe the strategy will do little to reduce the high cost of civilian lives in the campaign so far. The Sunday Express looks at Israel resuming its offensive…

From weekend-long spa breaks to quick spa stops after work, like everything else, London has it all.

The driver of the car was killed in the crash.

A reader suggests that Xbox giving up on making consoles would be much more profitable for Microsoft and better for the industry.

The 84-year-old died in a devastating blast.

‘He just laughs and says I should count myself lucky.’

He threatened to kill one of them and his secrets unravelled.

Spoiler: it involves the toilet.

But is it? Metro’s wine expert finds out…

I was just 22 and returning home from work to our family home when I was met with flashing blue lights and a police officer standing in our doorway.

I need to feel able to talk about it.

The utensils needed just cost 99p each.

The US joins 56 other countries who have agreed to phase out coal power for the sake of the environment.

He admitted Ukraine has not achieved ‘the desired results’.

The tiny sausages are genuinely mind-boggling.

‘It has been years of agony, pain, and mental torture.’

Kelly Louise Smith-May, 39, has described her condition as a ‘living death sentence’.

Some 200 far-right demonstrators gathered in Paris on Friday night to protest the death of a French teenager who died last month after being stabbed during what appeared to be a brawl that broke out at a village dance. Although the circumstances of the incident remain unclear, the far right has framed it as a symbol of France’s increasingly insecure society amid immigration.

End of an era

The Brazil international started the first three games of the season on the bench.