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Elementor #583281January 31, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian – State of NHS should be declared national emergency, experts say The news that a team of experts say that the NHS is in such a dire state that it should be declared a national emergency is the top story in The Guardian.The paper also says the Labour Party has launched outreach efforts amid concerns it is losing support of normally loyal Muslim voters over its position on the Middle EastMore smiles on the front of the paper as it reflects on Sinn Fein welcoming the…

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Elementor #583275January 31, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The i newspaper – Cameron didn’t clear two-state solution speech with No 10 Foreign Secretary David Cameron did not clear his speech where he commented on a two-state solution to the issues facing Israel and the Palestinians with Number 10, according to i.The paper says Lord Cameron has been criticised by several Conservative MPs after he suggested the UK would consider recognising a Palestinian state – the paper claims Downing Street did not know of the speech in advance. Elsewhere, as football’s transfer deadline day looms the paper says…

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Elementor #583269January 31, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Metro – Dawn of the cyborg The Metro leads on the news that Elon Musk’s company Neuralink has successfully implanted a chip in a person’s brain. The paper says Musk’s brain chips could be brilliant – or a Black Mirror nightmare, it describes.At the top of the paper, it points to criticism of the BBC after it announced Kim Kardashian will be starring in and producing a documentary about Elizabeth Taylor. Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its easy … just click the…

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Elementor #583263January 31, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Express – Migration rules will halt shock population riseComments by Home Secretary James Cleverly insisting that tough new migration rules are needed to halt the UK’s population rising to 74 million by 2036 lead in the Daily  Express.The main image comes from the Old Bailey trial of couple Constance Marten and Mark Gordon charged with manslaughter over the death of baby Victoria. Jurors have seen first brief glimpses of a baby who died after her parents went on the run. The two deny manslaughter and the…

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Elementor #583251January 31, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Sun – Robbie bid to buy Port ValeThe Sun splashes on the news that pop star Robbie Williams is preparing to make a bid to buy Port Vale football club, the team he has supported all his life. The singer was named the club’s president at the weekend and the tabloid says Williams is eyeing a potential Wrexham-style TV deal too.The front page leaves space to report on migration to the UK.  Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its easy ……

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Brazil’s Lula sacks deputy intelligence chief amid spying probe Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has sacked the deputy director of the national intelligence agency and four department heads amid ongoing investigations into allegations of illegal spying by the agency, Abin, on ex-president Jair Bolsonaro’s adversaries. The accused deputy, Alessandro Moretti, is alleged to have shared information with former Abin chief Alexandre Ramagem, a member of Bolsonaro’s party. Bolsonaro says he and his family are being persecuted, which Lula denies, stating that his government does not direct the federal police. The scandal emerged when Brazil’s Supreme Court revealed documents…

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UN warning that Gaza aid system could collapse if UNRWA funding stopped UN officials have raised concerns that the withdrawal of funding for the primary aid agency in Gaza could result in the “collapse of the humanitarian system.” This follows the suspension of funding by the US, UK, and other countries due to the alleged involvement of some UN staff in the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel.  The UN has taken action by dismissing several staff members implicated in the allegations, and an investigation into the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, is currently underway. A UNRWA spokesperson has…

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Schoolchildren and teachers kidnapped in Nigeria In southwestern Nigeria, unknown gunmen have abducted six students, three teachers, and a bus driver. The incident occurred in the town of Emure as they were returning from a road trip on Monday night.  Governor Abiodun Oyebanji of Ekiti said authorities will do everything they can and are determined to find and rescue the children and teachers. Residents have been urged to share any information that could help in the search.  It is not yet clear who is responsible or whether they have demanded a ransom. Kidnapping for ransom has seen a surge in…

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Iran-aligned group suspends attacks against US after drone strike An Iraqi militant group, suspected of orchestrating a drone strike in Jordan resulting in the deaths of three US soldiers, has declared a suspension of operations against the US. Kataib Hezbollah, the Iran-aligned group claiming responsibility for the Sunday attack, cited the move as a measure “to prevent embarrassment of the Iraqi government.” Joe Biden recently said he has decided on a response to the attack in Jordan but did not disclose details. Iran, denying involvement in the incident, issued a warning of retaliation against any assault on its “interests.”  The…

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Imran Khan and wife jailed for 14 years for corruption Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and his spouse, Bushra Bibi, have been handed a 14-year prison sentence, a day after he received a 10-year jail term.  Khan ousted as PM in 2022 and currently serving a three-year sentence for corruption, was sentenced on Tuesday for leaking state secrets. On Wednesday he received an additional 14-year term in another corruption case.  He continued to suggest the charges against him were politically motivated. He faces these convictions just a week before Pakistan’s elections on February 8, where he is banned from…

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Inside ‘car sex’ trial of police officer Lee Cocking as To Catch a Copper lifts lid on the ‘real’ Line of Duty The Sun says DRUNK after a night out with pals, a Weston Super Mare clubber was relieved to be offered a lift by a police officer, who offered to see her safely home. But a few days later, she called the police claiming the officer, Sergeant Lee Cocking, had taken advantage of her intoxicated state and had sex with her in a forest layby. The distressed young woman told the female operator she felt “upset and disgusted” over…

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To Catch a Copper: The ‘real-life Line of Duty’ exposes shocking and disturbing misconduct by police on the beat Irish Independent says For six seasons, Jed Mercurio’s smash-hit thriller series Line of Duty had viewers in the palm of its hand… at least up until that much-maligned finale. We were riveted by the anti-corruption unit AC-12’s attempts to unravel a vast conspiracy that led from the bottom of the criminal swamp to the highest echelons of the police force. The series became Sunday night appointment viewing. There were shock deaths, jaw-dropping twists of the “I didn’t see that coming” variety…

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Elementor #583109January 30, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian – Dismay as households face £2bn council tax increase Households across England are facing a combined £2bn council tax rise in the spring as local authorities attempt to combat inflation, according to The Guardian.The paper reports on a deal to address what it describes the “worsening financial crisis hitting town halls across the country”. The paper says officials in Michael Gove’s levelling up department have told local authority bosses they expect the maximum possible 4.99% increase to be applied to council tax in April – adding…

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Elementor #583103January 30, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Metro – Royals on road to recovery The King and the Princess of Wales both leaving hospital following surgery is the lead story in the Metro.”Royals on road to recovery,” is the headline on Tuesday’s Metro as the paper reflects on the news of King Charles and the Princess of Wales both leaving the central London hospitals where they were being treated. Kate departed privately, almost two weeks after she had an abdominal operation at the London Clinic. King Charles, accompanied by Camilla, waved to a few well-wishers as…

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Elementor #583097January 30, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Mirror – Royal recuperate: Home to recover The King and the Princess of Wales leaving hospital after both undergoing surgery is the top story in the Daily Mirror. The paper says both will recover at home and Kate is not expected to return to royal duties until after Easter. King Charles and his wife Camilla were seen leaving the London hospital, while Kate left via a private exit. The front page also reports on Kyle Walker’s marital issues.  Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you share it?…

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