We have no alibi for Maddie suspect says the headline on the front page of the Sun who reports on the Madeline McCann case.
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Israel launches deadly airstrikes in Syria targeting ammunition depots and other buildings. A violation of foreign sovereignty by the Israeli army has been condemned as provocative. Israeli airstrikes near Damascus on Wednesday killed nine combatants, among them five Syrian soldiers, in the deadliest such raid since the start of 2022, a war monitor said. Syrian Observatory for Human Rights The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said an ammunition depot and several positions linked to Iran’s military presence in Syria were…
You’re paying record £718bn in tax … but for what? reads the headline on the front page of the Daily Express.
Daily Mirror says A lottery winner has had a tricky chat with her husband – for obliterating her charity donations budget.
Daily Express says KELLOGG’S is challenging new rules aimed at products which are high in fat, salt and sugar.
Daily Express says SPAIN, Italy, France and Greece could be set to follow in Portugal’s footsteps and axe the UK’s “third nation” status.
Daily Express says RUSSIA has warned it will “immediately” trigger a response if the UK continues to “provoke” Ukraine into striking targets in Russia.
The Sun says TWO men have been arrested after a teenage girl was knocked down and killed in a horror crash.
The Sun says A MUM died after plunging into an ice-cold river at a celebrity therapy camp loved by Coleen Rooney.
The Sun says RUSSIA has threatened to strike military targets in the UK after Britain supplied weapons to Ukraine.
The Metro says almost two thirds of people are cutting their spending to try and offset the rise in the cost of living.
The Metro says Harry Styles has opened up about his sexuality and the pressure of having the public knowing about his dating life.
The Guardian says the war in Ukraine will result in expensive food and energy for the next three years, the World Bank has warned.
The Guardian says Aung San Suu Kyi has been sentenced to five years in prison after she was found guilty of corruption corruption by a court in military-controlled Myanmar.
The Guardian says Investors have wiped $126bn (£100bn) off Tesla’s value amid concern that Elon Musk may have to sell shares in the electric carmaker to fund his personal contribution to his $44bn acquisition of Twitter.
The Independent says Twitter confirmed “fluctuations in follower counts” largely came from “organic” account closures.
The Independent says Southern California’s gigantic water supplier took the unprecedented step of requiring about 6 million people to cut their outdoor watering to one day a week.
The Independent says a lottery winner who has given away more than half of her £115 million fortune said she is addicted to giving to others.
Wednesday’s front pages report on a variety of stories.
BBC News says the editor of the Mail on Sunday has declined an invitation to meet with the Speaker of the House of Commons over a controversial article about Labour’s deputy leader Angela Raynor.
Sky News says police searching for missing mother-of-two Katie Kenyon believe she is dead – and have arrested a man on suspicion of murder.
France24 says Ex-Soviet Moldova urged citizens to stay calm and stepped up security after a series of blasts in a Russian-backed separatist region raised fears of a spillover from the war in Ukraine.
Euronews says Twitter will have to “adapt completely to European rules” whatever Elon Musk’s intentions regarding freedom of speech, the European Commission warned on Tuesday.
TRT World says Harvard University has announced it will commit $100 million to redress its role in slavery, as more US institutions move toward reparations for historical injustices.
Russia accuses UK government of provoking attacks on its territory and offers a stern warning to the UK. Russia’s defence ministry said it was ready to hit “decision-making centres” in Kyiv should such attacks occur. The presence of Western advisers at such centres might not affect its decision to retaliate, it added. “We would like to stress that the direct provoking by London of the Kyiv regime into such activities [attacking Russian territory], should there…