Class war – school kids to suffer next – that’s the headline on today’s front page of The Sun..
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Hatred of Boris … Is this what it’s all about? – that’s the Daily Express headline on today’s front page.
The Independent says SRI LANKA’S ECONOMY has “completely collapsed”, leaving it unable to buy imported fuel, the country’s prime minister has said.
The Independent says BREXIT will damage Britain’s competitiveness, hit productivity and dampen workers’ wages for the rest of the decade, according to a damning new study.
The Metro says STRIKE crisis talks will resume this morning while disruption continues across the network.
The Metro says AN ENTIRE British Airways crew is having to isolate for three weeks after one of them tested positive for monkeypox in Singapore.
The Metro says PRINCE ANDREW could be stripped of his title under a proposed law, which would have ‘wider implications’ for scandal-hit politicians.
The Guardian says BRITAIN’S cost of living crisis is being made worse by Brexit dragging down the country’s growth potential and costing workers hundreds of pounds a year in lost pay, new research claims.
The Guardian says A 6.1 MAGNITUDE earthquake has struck south-east Afghanistan killing at least 255 people, according to the country’s official news agency.
The Guardian says THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL in Texas where a gunman killed 19 children and two adults will be demolished, according to the local mayor.
The Metro says A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman and five-year-old child – believed to be her son – were found stabbed to death in north London.
The Independent says DOMINIC RAAB has hit back at criticism that replacing the Human Rights Act is “racist” and sets up a fresh Brexit clash, as he publishes the controversial legislation.
The Guardian says DOWNING STREET will tomorrow set out sweeping plans to override the power of Europe’s human rights court just days after a judge in Strasbourg blocked the deportation of asylum seekers from Britain to Rwanda.
The Sun says BRITAIN will tear up “perverse” Euro laws that have been entrenched into UK courts in a new Bill of Rights, Dominic Raab says today.
Most of Wednesday’s front pages feature an image of empty rail stations as strikes begin.
BBC News says TRAIN services in Britain will continue to be disrupted on Wednesday as talks resume in a bid to resolve a dispute over jobs, pay and conditions.
Sky News says THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER wants to introduce a Bill of Rights to ignore European Court of Human Rights judgments blocking removal flights to Rwanda.
Euronews says FRANCE’S highest administrative court has upheld a nationwide ban on the wearing of “burkini” swimming costumes in public pools.
France24 says SRI LANKA’S government finally began bailout talks with IMF officials this week after a crippling delay exacerbated a longstanding economic crisis.
Aljazeera says AN EARTHQUAKE of magnitude 6.1 has killed at least 150 people in Afghanistan, the country’s disaster management authority says.
TRT World says US SENATE negotiators on gun legislation have released a bill that would address mass shootings by encouraging state red flag laws.
EU grants Ukraine candidate status after Macron, Sholz and Dragi visit Kyiv, Ukraine. The EU bloc announced EU candidate status earlier today. This is despite an array of carrying opinions with EU leaders who support Ukraine’s fight for independence but have refrained from providing assurances to EU membership. Leading political analysts from EU News had commentated that the EU is playing a duplicitous game with the EU. Some even remarked the EU candidate status would be no more than just a fake offer. However, following a visit to Ukraine on a night train the leaders agreed that Ukraine should be…
No place for Muslim women who wear burkinis in the French city of Grenoble’s public pools rules top French court. “The new rules of procedure for the municipal swimming pools of Grenoble affect (…) the proper functioning of the public service, and undermines the equal treatment of users so that the neutrality of public service is compromised,” the Conseil d’Etat said in a statement. Full-body swimwear including the Burkini should not be worn in public pools in the city of Grenoble, France’s top administrative court ruled on Tuesday, upholding an earlier order by a lower court. What is a burkini?…
Union blame ministers for blocking rail pay deal – that’s the headline of the Independent.
PM inflames rail dispute with strike-breaker threat – that’s the headline on the front page of the Guardian.