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Israel reports ‘large’ battles with Hamas in Gaza ground fighting Israel has said there were “large exchanges” with Hamas in Gaza overnight as its ground offensive on the Strip continues. The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) says its forces were attacked by “terrorists” with anti-tank missiles and machine gun fire. There were air strikes on the Gaza Strip overnight as well as the ground offensive. Israel says more than 300 targets were hit in total. Meanwhile, Hamas says it ambushed three Israeli vehicles with anti-tank missiles and attacked ground troops with shells in southern Gaza. On Monday, Israel’s prime minister rejected…

2034 World Cup: Saudi Arabia set to host men’s tournament after Australia does not bid It looks like the 2034 men’s World Cup will be heading to Saudi Arabia after Australia decided against bidding for the tournament. Football Australia confirmed its decision only hours before Fifa’s deadline for declarations of interest on Tuesday. Saudi Arabia is the only other nation to bid. “We have reached the conclusion not to do so for the 2034 competition,” read a statement from Football Australia. The 2026 World Cup will take place in the US, Mexico and Canada. Morocco, Portugal and Spain will host…

Japan: Two reported hurt in hospital shooting in Toda A shooting at a hospital in the Japanese city of Toda has left two people injured, according to local media reports. The suspect, believed to be in the age range of 50 to 70, fled on a motorcycle. Meanwhile, local media reports that two hostages have been taken inside a post office in neighbouring Warabi. It is unclear if the two incidents are connected. Footage of a man carrying a gun and standing at the entrance of a post office near the Toda Chuo General Hospital where the two people were…

Star Sport – Zero spirit, zero quality, zero hope The back page of the Daily Star also picks up on former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger’s assessment on Manchester United. The comments come after a 3-0 thrashing from United rivals Manchester City. Catch up on all the back pages here

Elementor #559117 October 31, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian – Israeli PM rules out ceasefire and declares: “This is a time for war”  The Guardian focuses on comments made by Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, who ruled out implementing a ceasefire with Hamas in a news conference on Monday, instead declaring “this is a time for war”. The paper also reports that Israeli joy at the rescue of one of its soldiers from Gaza was “tempered” by the release of a Hamas video of three other captives. The front page also reports on the…

Elementor #559111 October 31, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The i newspaper – Johnson made it impossible for UK to tackle Covid, top adviser says  The i lead on the COVID-19 inquiry which heard on Monday from Cabinet Secretary Simon Case. The newspaper reports he told the hearing that Boris Johnson made it “impossible” to deal with the pandemic and was unable to lead. The front page of the paper also covers the rescue of an Israeli soldier from Gaza. She is the first known hostage to be rescued by Israel since the war began.…

Elementor #559099 October 31, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Metro – Saved from storm  Metro leads with the story of a couple’s miraculous escape after they were swept off a harbour wall at Staithes in North Yorkshire. It comes as Storm Ciaran heads for the UK. The paper says more rain is predicted to batter Britain when Storm Ciaran hits later this week. Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its easy … just click the icon below:) Leave a comment UK National newspapers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHOmBV4js_E

Elementor #559093 October 31, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Mirror – Covid message bombshell: Tragic Joke The Daily Mirror’s front page is about the latest revelations in the Covid inquiry. The paper says that Boris Johnson’s most senior advisers were critical of the then-PM’s decisions during the pandemic and that they thought the government was a “tragic joke”. The front page also notes that Portuguese police officers flew into the UK yesterday to apologise to the parents of Madeleine McCann for how the case of the missing toddler was handled and for how the…

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Elementor #559084 October 31, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Sun – Maddie cops finally say sorry to Kate and Gerry  The Sun says Portuguese police have finally apologised to the parents of Madeleine McCann – 16 years after she went missing. Officers flew into the UK to apologise in person for how they handled the case and how the family were treated when the toddler disappeared from her holiday rental home in 2007. The front page also reports on the death of US actor Matthew Perry, as tributes roll in following the actor’s death…

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‘Life is unpredictable, I would rather be safe than sorry.’

At a time of dress-up and make believe, it only makes sense to bring that spooky kink to the bedroom.

Former US President says wife Melania Trump dislikes his ‘theatrical’ antics and dances, before doing them again at an Iowa rally.

The comedian is adjusting to a ‘new normal’ with head and neck cancer.

The women have now been arrested.

‘At this moment, as a father, I ask everyone to pray for my son, so that he finds the necessary strength and comes out of this situation even stronger.’

Like a big hug…for your legs.

Police are investigating how the dog managed to leave the third-floor balcony in Rome.

‘We were trolled in 2020, but now it’s 10 times worse.’

‘A freak accident doesn’t give people the right to give abuse and harassment to any human.’

And she’s apparently a novice fighter.

Atif Shafiq, 41, was attending a pro-Palestinian protest in Whitehall on Saturday.

‘The children’s situation is bad because of the terror they have seen from the bombing of houses over them and the killing of civilians and children.’