Prince Harry’s memoir Spare is due to be published on January 10, while royal commentators have claimed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could lose their titles as a result of its content. Prince Harry’s memoir Spare is due to be published on January 10, while royal commentators have claimed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could lose their titles as a result of its content.
India bridge collapse – death toll rises to 141 There is heartbreak and shock in India following the collapse of a bridge in the western Indian state of Gujarat on Sunday. The death toll has risen to at least 141 people and dozens are injured. Hundreds of people were on the pedestrian suspension bridge – a major tourist attraction in the Morbi district – when it collapsed into the Machchu river. Officials confirm the victims include several children and elderly people. The bridge had only reopened days earlier, following a closure for repairs. Officials have said that the bridge may…
Brazil election: Lula beats out far-right Bolsonaro Brazil has elected Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva – the left-wing former president, who was imprisoned in 2018 but had his conviction thrown out. He beat out far-right Jair Bolsonaro in the presidential election, a divisive campaign which saw the two rivals go head to head- with Lila winning 50.9% of the votes. The men couldn’t have been any more different, both represented the opposite sides of the political spectrum. Lula’s supporters were confident of the win, despite it being an extremely slim margin. The political divisions highlighted in this election are unlikely…
Breaking – Massive strikes hit major cities including Kyiv Russia has launched a massive missile strike across Ukraine – including the capital Kyiv, causing power and water outages, according to officials. At least two blasts were reported in Kyiv, one resident told the BBC his district was now without electricity. In the key city of Kharkiv, critical infrastructure facilities were hit, the local authorities said. Ukraine War: Russia blames Ukraine for drone attack The strikes come after Russia blamed Ukraine for a drone attack on its Black Sea Fleet in the annexed Crimea. On Monday, missile strikes were also reported…
Billionaire Branson declines Singapore death penalty TV debate British billionaire Sir Richard Branson has turned down an invitation from Singapore’s government to take part in a live TV debate about the country’s death penalty and drugs approach. He was invited to take part in a discussion having previously said he was opposed to Singapore’s death penalty for crimes such as drug trafficking. In an open letter, Sir Richard said TV debates are “always at risk of prioritising personalities over issues – cannot do the complexity of the death penalty any service”. He also called for the Singapore government to engage…
Man Utd 1-0 West Ham: Erik ten Hag praises de Gea after win over West Ham Erik ten Hag has heaped praise on Manchester United’s goalkeeper David de Gea. The Man Utd boss called the keeper “great” and rejected the claim de Gea cannot play with his feet. Widespread reports in Spain are claiming that de Gea failed to make the Spanish World Cup shortlist and therefore cannot be selected to play in next month’s world cup in Qatar. It would be a massive blow for de Gea, 31, who gave a solid performance last night against West Ham. And especially…
The Red Bull driver has won his 14th race of the season.
Police have not confirmed reported suicide of suspect at nearby petrol station Police have not confirmed reported suicide of suspect at nearby petrol station
It’s set to be a tasty race in Mexico City.
Photographer for Reuters says alleged attacker drove up to Border Force site and threw three petrol bombs A man threw petrol bombs attached with fireworks at a new Border Force immigration centre in Dover and then killed himself, a witness has said. The alleged attacker, a white man in a striped top, drove up to the centre in a white Seat sports utility vehicle. He got out and threw three petrol bombs, one of which did not go off, according to a photographer for Reuters. Continue reading… Photographer for Reuters says alleged attacker drove up to Border Force site and…
The man “committed suicide” after throwing petrol bombs in Dover, according to early eye-witness reports. The man “committed suicide” after throwing petrol bombs in Dover, according to early eye-witness reports.
The Observer reports of “alarm” at No 10 that Boris Johnson is planning to travel to the climate conference in Egypt, which starts next Sunday
More than £530,000 donated to Mr Sunak this year came from supporters with fossil fuel links, the Sunday Mirror reports.
It’s Mr Sunak’s decision to scrap Mr Johnson’s £250m plan for a new royal yacht that leads the Sunday Express. Elsewhere on the front page, the paper reports on a video from the Princess of Wales for Addiction Awareness Week.
The irreverent Daily Star splashes on “wet lettuce” Liz Truss’s phone being hacked by Russian spies. “Is it just the tip of the iceberg?” the paper asks.
The Sunday Papers Sunday Papers – Sunak won’t attend COP27 Most of the Sunday papers lead with political developments. The PM’s decision to not attend COP27 makes the front pages, with many seeing it as a snub and wondering if PM Rishi Sunak risks undermining Britain’s position as a world leader on green issues, by not attending. Another paper reports Boris Johnson is planning to attend – causing panic at No10. Several newspapers lead with Liz Truss’s mobile phone being hacked by the Kremlin. The papers say Putin cyber-spies are suspected of having “gained access to top-secret exchanges … as…
To create the piece, Warhol duplicated the same black-and-white image of a car crash 19 times on a massive, 12 foot by 6 foot canvas.
Red Bull have been fined £6m for the breach
Normunds Freibergs, Jacobus Stankevicius and Ruta Stankeviciene took man’s passport and stole estimated £10,000 in wages Two men have been jailed and a woman given a suspended sentence for “enslaving a man to line their own pockets”. Normunds Freibergs, 40, and his accomplices Jacobus Stankevicius, 59, and Ruta Stankeviciene, 57, exploited and abused the vulnerable victim, whom they forced to work to pay off debt they claimed he owed them. Continue reading… Normunds Freibergs, Jacobus Stankevicius and Ruta Stankeviciene took man’s passport and stole estimated £10,000 in wagesTwo men have been jailed and a woman given a suspended sentence for…
Jemma Mitchell: Killer who decapitated friend must serve 34 years Jemma Mitchell has been sentenced to serve at least 34 years for the murder and decapitation of her friend. Mitchell was found guilty of murdering 67-year-old Mee Kuen Chong at her London home in June 2021. She put the body in a suitcase before dumping her. Aggravating factors included that the killing was carried out for gain, and the manner in which she treated Ms Chong’s body, the judge said. “I am driven to the conclusion that you are extremely devious,” he added. The case is the first murder trial…
The Independent – Mental Health patients reveal ‘systemic abuse’ Summary of the front page Children say they were “treated like animals” and left traumatised as part of a decade of “systemic abuse” by a group of mental health hospitals, an investigation by The Independent and Sky News has found. The front page features an image of the prime minister along with the headline: “Sunak to skip Cop27 climate summit.” Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next
The Guardian – No way back Summary of the front page The Guardian says as Shell reports a round of bumper profits, the UN says there is now “no credible way” to keep to a target of limiting global warming to 1.5C. The front page features a striking image of firefighters tackling wildfires. The paper also reports that home secretary Suella Braverman is facing fresh questions about alleged “security breaches”. Sources told the paper Ms Braverman was confronted by cabinet secretary Simon Case about the leaking of a document. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National…
Daily Express – Join crusade to save pension triple lock Summary of the front page The Express is launching a campaign to save the pensions triple-lock amid concerns it may be altered. Currently, it means the state pension must rise by whichever of the following is highest: average earnings, inflation, or 2.5%. With inflation so high, the next increase is set to be particularly costly for the government. The front page reports on poppy day, Prince Harry’s book and an appeal for Africa. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next
Daily Mirror – Ghislaine Maxwell … enjoying a jog in the sun Summary of the front page Jeffrey Epstein’s former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell, who was jailed for sex trafficking girls, is pictured in the Mirror going for a prison jog. The front page also leaves space to discuss Prince Harry’s memoir – which was revealed yesterday to have the title SPARE and will be released in January. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next
The Sun – Prince William not going to Qatar Summary of the front page The Sun says Prince William won’t go to the World Cup amid controversy over Qatar’s human rights record, such as its approach to gay people and the treatment of migrant workers who helped build the stadiums. The paper says sources close to the future king have claimed his schedule is too full. The front page also reveals the lineup for this years I’m a Celebrity … Get me out of here. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next
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