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Romanian court denies challenge and rules he must serve full 30 days along with brother and two female suspects A Romanian court has rejected Andrew Tate’s appeal against his detention, ruling that the former kickboxer, influencer and professed misogynist must remain in custody while an organised crime investigation continues. Tate, 36, his brother Tristan, 34, and two Romanian female suspects were arrested by prosecutors on 29 December on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and forming…
Tate and his brother will remain behind bars for at least another 30 days being quizzed by officers.
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Tate was arrested, along with his brother, on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and forming an organised crime group A Romanian court is hearing Andrew Tate’s appeal against his detention and is expected to rule on Tuesday whether the controversial former kickboxer, influencer and professed misogynist must stay in jail while an organised crime investigation takes place. Tate, 36, his brother Tristan, 34, and two Romanian female suspects were arrested by prosecutors on 29 December…
London is world’s most congested city – report A report has found that London’s roads remain the most congested in the world, with more time being lost to traffic jams than before the pandemic. Research shows drivers in London spent an average of 156 hours waiting in traffic in 2022. The report, by traffic information supplier Inrix, found that for the second year in a row, the city topped their global congestion ranking. The research…
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The Independent – Prince Harry kidnapped by a cult of psychotherapy Summary of the front page The Independent says A reconciliation with Prince Harry is “impossible” because the King, Queen Consort and Prince William fear anything they say will be made public. A source close to the royal family said the King, Camilla and William believe the situation will remain unchanged while the Duke of Sussex remains effectively “kidnapped by a cult of psychotherapy and…
The Guardian- NHS strikes go ahead as unions blame minister for failure of talks Summary of the front page The Guardian says strikes by paramedics and nurses will go ahead from this week despite Rishi Sunak’s U-turn on allowing new pay negotiations, with unions frustrated at ministers for not yet making a concrete offer. The front page features a picture of Army personell in Brazil following the storming of three government buildings by former far-right…
Metro – Britain Haz had enough Summary of the front page The Metro reports that Prince Harry’s popularity has hit a record low as his tell-all book on the Royal Family is released today. A YouGov poll shows that 64% of people have a negative view of him – compared with 58% in May. The front page features a picture of Harry during a recent interview – and an image of the upcoming Love Island…
Daily Mirror – Latest Tory insult: Work Harder Summary of the front page The Daily Mirror reports that the health secretary told struggling NHS staff to work harder if they want a pay rise, a union chief claimed. Unite’s Onay Kasab describes Mr Barclay’s comments as “an insult”, the paper says. The front page also features a piece on Harry ahead of the release of his book Spare. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave…
Daily Express – Harry’s cruel attack on Camilla crosses red line Summary of the front page The Daily Express says Prince Harry is accused of crossing a red line with his “cruel” Camilla barbs, and worsening any hopes of a reconciliation with his father following the release of his book Spare. The front page also features a piece on Queen Elizabeth. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next
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The Sun – Villain Camilla Summary of the front page The Sun says Prince Harry has branded his stepmother Camilla a “villain” who ruthlessly pursued her marriage to Charles and the Crown. The interview also saw Harry cross his father’s “red line” by calling his step-mother Camilla “dangerous”. The paper says he also “scoffed” at calls for him to lose his title of duke. The claims, presenting Prince Harry’s view of events, have so far…
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Today’s news summary – Paper Talk Many of Tuesday’s front pages lead with the reaction to Prince Harry’s latest comments on his relationship with the royal family ahead of the release of his memoir Spare. Excerpts of the book were leaked last week before the book hit the stand today. The former royal has been doing a series of interviews to promote his book. In a US interview, he said he doesn’t think it’d ever…
Prince Harry said royals ‘feverishly’ competed with each other to notch up the most public duties.
UK space launch ends in failure The UK’s first-ever satellite mission launch has ended in failure. A jumbo jet operated by Virgin Orbit – Sir Richard Branson’s company – carried a rocket out of Cornwall to release it high over the Atlantic Ocean. The rocket ignited and appeared to be ascending correctly but then the company announced the rocket had suffered an “anomaly.” The satellites it was carrying could not be released and were lost.…
Prince Harry’s book Spare finally hits shops Prince Harry’s book has finally hit shops around the world as it goes on sale after days of leaks, a promotional tour and headlines circulating globally. The launch of Harry’s memoir has been a little chaotic after multiple leaks in the US and Spain. The memoir is already top of the best sellers in the UK for Amazon, and Waterstones have said Spare has been one of its…
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