The Financial Times leads on the news that Russian firms are earning far more from selling crude oil than originally believed due to the inflated cost of shipping which may have boosted revenue by as much as $1bn (£790m) in a single quarter.
The front page also reports the demand for pawnbroking has hit “record levels” because of high inflation, reports the Financial Times. It says people are turning to pawnbrokers to borrow against assets such as jewellery and watches, as options for short-term loans shrink.
The Tuesday letters page thinks both Pokémon and Call Of Duty need more development time, as one reader worries Tears Of The Kingdom is too big.
Labour said the plans amounted to a ‘sticking plaster’.
Eid Mohammad Sultani was living in Kabul with his family when the Taliban seized power two years ago today.
‘Don’t be too proud to bare your soul to someone who cares about you’
John was open with his partner about his feelings towards Johannes.
A fortunate victory.
