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Browsing: The Metro
The Metro is a freesheet tabloid British newspaper that is politically neutral. The paper never endorses a political candidate and claims to remain neutral in its reporting.
The paper is distributed each morning on trains and buses, and at railway/Underground stations, airports and hospitals across selected urban areas of England, Wales and Scotland. Copies are also handed out to pedestrians.
The front row got more than they paid for!
Katie recently promised a comeback.
The Scottish star opens up on her four-month absence.
Stephen James feels he has been punished for ‘doing the right thing’ – but the council says he won’t be able to appeal.
The Loose Women star is excited for her new role.
I was eight when I was marched from my home by Nazi officers.
It’s giving The Devil Wears Prada – here’s how to get her look.
The Friday letters page asks why Nintendo doesn’t buy more developers, as one reader is confused at Naughty Dog’s view of The Last Of Us.
Former Toffee talks about their relegation battle.
Stokes defined the year of Test cricket more than any other’.
The husband left a note stating that his wife suffered from chronic health conditions.
Cheryl explained a Girl Aloud song turned on itself.
Lyndsey Jane Kennedy previously wandered a sewer system for three weeks.
Freddie Flintoff has presented the BBC One show since 2019
‘Will and Jessie could easily win this.’
Marcelo Bielsa is in talks to takeover at Goodison Park.
Lord Alan set them an unique challenge.
Not ideal…
‘Heartbroken,’ he mother said.
It wasn’t to be for the iconic defender.
The bear appeared to pose in a variety of selfie-style headshots.
Nick said the time ‘flew by’ – and that he even had time to pop out for a cake.
Emotional times ahead for Whitney and Zack.
You can thank us later.