The Daily Express leads with a new Alzheimer’s drug that has been proven to slow the disease by more than a third, in patients with early symptoms.
Writing in the paper, doctor Richard Oakley from the Alzheimer’s Society says the success of the medicine, called Donanemab, means “we are at the beginning of the end” of the condition.
The paper says the finding provides “real hope” in the battle against the disease and quotes Dr Susan Kohlhaas, director of research at Alzheimer’s Research UK, calling it a “hugely significant moment”.
The Friday letters page advises not upsetting Nintendo’s lawyers, as one reader explains why he didn’t buy Marvel’s Midnight Suns.
‘They both really tried to make it work, but the cracks have been there for a while.’
Thames Valley Police have issued a warning to disruptive coronation protesters.
‘It was so obvious and clear.’
‘The problem is we don’t score!’
‘In both games I think we played better than United.’
