The Metro – ‘Cold-blooded monster’
The front page of The Metro leads on UK domestic news. There are two main stories on the front page – the latest from the Labour campaign and the story of a teacher who murdered her partner.
- Teacher who ‘executed’ partner then buried him in garden jailed for life: Killer teacher Fiona Beal was branded ‘pure evil – a monster’ by the tormented mum of the man she lured to bed, tied up, and ‘executed’ then buried in their back garden.[https://metro.co.uk/2024/05/30/fiona-beal-murdered-buried-boyfriend-garden-jailed-life-20941052/]
- Row over candidate selection leaves Labour facing first real crisis of campaign: Angela Rayner has defended Diane Abbott, saying she should be allowed to stand for Labour.Rayner told the Guardian that Abbott has not been barred from running again, adding that she ‘doesn’t see any reason’ to stop her from running after the party whip was restored.[https://metro.co.uk/2024/05/31/general-election-2024-latest-angela-rayner-supports-diane-abbott-20941640/?ico=mosaic_ta]
Latest articles from The Metro
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Iconic Camden comic shop saved weeks after closing
A legendary Camden comic shop has been saved weeks after it was forced to close. Mega City Comics shut up shop at the end of January when owner Martin Kravetz retired without a suitable replacement found. The retailer will now reopen with cult entertainment chain Forbidden Planet taking the reigns. Mega City Comics, in Inverness Street
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Woman, 66, charged with killing five-year-old girl nearly 50 years ago
Janice Nix has been charged with manslaughter following the death of Andrea Bernard A 66-year-old woman has been charged with the death of a five-year-old girl in 1978. Janice Nix has been charged with manslaughter following the death of Andrea Bernard. The young girl, who was known to Nix, was taken to a specialist burns
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There’s an ‘invasive’ new species of snake living in Britain – but how did it get here?
Invasive snakes breeding in the wild in at least three UK regions crawl up walls and into attics to survive, researchers said. Aesculapian snakes, which can grow to over 7ft long, originally escaped from captivity, but are now surviving on their own using warm corners made by humans. Researchers tracked 13 males and eight females
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Join Nespresso x Oatly’s celebration and get free coffee machines at London and Manchester Stations
Calling all coffee and Oatly oat milk lovers – as the collaboration you never knew you needed until now, has arrived. Yes, our dairy-free prayers have been answered and we now have the incredible Vertuo limited edition Oatly Barista Edition pods available. Don’t have a Vertuo machine? Fear not as you might next week… but
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Grenfell campaigners brand plans to demolish tower ‘unforgivable’
The families of the people killed in the Grenfell Tower fire have spoken out after being told the block will be demolished. Grenfell Next of Kin, a group representing some of the bereaved families, says Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, who is also Housing Secretary, ‘announced the decision that the tower will have to be
