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New measures have been announced by the Bank of England aimed at ensuring an “orderly end” to its emergency bond-buying scheme.

Monday’s front pages report on a variety of stories; the latest from the Ukraine war and the divisions within the Conservative party. 

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the Crimea bridge blast on Kerch Bridge was a terrorist attack orchestrated by Ukraine. He is to hold a meeting of his security…

The Sunday Papers The Sunday Papers feature a variety of stories this morning, several of the newspaper front pages feature large photos of the bridge…

England – the European Champions – are back in action tonight in a friendly against World Champions, team USA.

The Nobel Peace Prize 2022 this year has been awarded to jailed Belarus rights activist Ales Bialiatski, the Russian group Memorial and the Ukrainian organisation…

A lot of Friday’s front pages lead with the National Grid’s warning that the UK might face blackouts this winter due to the ongoing energy crisis. 

US President Joe Biden has said the risk of nuclear “Armageddon” is at its highest level since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.

Thailand is in mourning following the devastating attack on a daycare centre that has left at least 37 dead, most of which were children.

Adidas has said it is reviewing its Yeezy partnership with American rapper Kanye West just days after he stirred up controversy with a “White Lives Matter” T-shirt design at Paris Fashion Week.

Elon Musk is hoping to complete his purchase of Twitter by the end of the month but the company “will not take yes for an answer.”

Prime Minister Liz Truss has declared France’s president Emmanuel Macron a “friend” as they announced plans to work together at the first meeting of a new political club of nations.

Sir Elton John and Prince Harry are among several public figures suing the publisher of the Daily Mail over what they call “gross breaches of privacy.”

The row between Greece and Turkiye with 22 migrants dead, after 2 migrant ships sink. Both parties lay blame on the other, with Greek authorities…

Thailand shooting — LIVE: 38 confirmed dead At least 38 people confirmed dead after an attack at a child daycare centreMore than 20 children are…

Thursday’s papers lead with the Tory Party mess including speculation of infighting and the reaction to the prime minister’s speech.

The Russian con artist Anna “Delvey” Sorokin, who posed as a German heiress and scammed New York City’s elite is reportedly being freed from jail but will be banned from social media.

Nurses are being urged to strike for the first time over pay. The Royal College of Nursing is balloting all its UK members to join the strike action for the first time in it’s 106 year history.

Pep Guardiola has shot down reports in Spain that have said Erling Haaland’s contract contains a special release clause for him to join Real Madrid.

At least 16 migrants have died and 30 missing after two boats sank in Greek waters in two separate incidents – rescue teams are working hard throughout the day.

The PM is set to attend her first meeting of a new political club of nations, where she will assert the UK’s role in Europe.

Breaking news – at least 28 people have been killed at a pre-school child daycare centre in Thailand, police have said.

An eight-month baby girl, her parents and her uncle have been found dead in an orchard in California – just days after they were kidnapped at gunpoint.

Pro-Tory press turn on Truss – end of the line? In a titanic shift Pro-Tory press turn on Truss – does this spell the end…

Many of Wednesday’s papers lead on suggestions of infighting within the Conservative Party and ask if the PM can survive.