The mysterious disappearance of a 74-year-old woman has now turned into a murder investigation, as Bedfordshire Police believe Annette Smith has not been seen since…
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Top-flight English football is back in action this weekend, as the Premier League returns and the FA Cup semi-final matches get underway.
Nicola Sturgeon, the First Minister of Scotland, has broken her silence after her husband, Peter Murrell, was charged in connection with the Scottish Parliament’s inquiry…
The incident of a man yelling racist abuse on a train near Croydon, south London, has sparked outrage and led to police involvement. The unidentified…
In a shocking turn of events, a Welsh cabinet minister had a complete meltdown during a live television interview, prompting the host to intervene. The…
WSL fixtures tonight – 19/04 – Can Brighton jump into 7th place? Friday night sees the Women’s Super League (WSL) back in action as 8th-place Brighton…
Crackdown on ‘sick note culture’ could see GPs banned from signing people off GP’s will soon be stripped of the ability to sign people off…
Friday’s newspaper leads feature various stories, but almost all of them are domestic political news. A number of the headlines lead on plans from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to challenge what he describes as Britain’s “sick note culture.” Elsewhere, the EU’s olive branch to UK students, Thames Water nationalisation plans and the Tory MP cash scandal make the front pages.
Several UK papers, and most of the Scottish front pages, of course, lead on news that former Scottish First Minister, Nicola Strugeon’s husband has been charged with stealing from the SNP.
Most of the papers offer up a snippet of their review of the latest Taylor Swift album on their front pages. So far, it’s all glowing reviews for Taylor’s – The Tortured Poets Department.
A woman from Harrow, Greater London, has been sentenced to prison for making over 2,000 nuisance 999 calls in the last three years. Sonia Nixon,…
Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson is gearing up for a busy summer as the club celebrates their promotion from League Two to League One with a…
The culinary scene in Portadown, Co Armagh just got a whole lot tastier with the opening of a new artisan food restaurant and takeaway. The…
Europa League quarter finals – Can Liverpool fight back? After a disastrous first leg of the Europa League quarter-finals, which saw Liverpool lose 3-0 at…
After last night’s football heartbreak that saw the only two English teams left in the Champions League – Arsenal and Man City – knocked out, the focus now turns to the Europa League 2nd leg matches.
British tourist critically ill after misjudging jump from cliff and landing on rocks A man was seriously hurt after misjudging a leap from a cliff…
BBC News presenter launches legal fight against broadcaster after being off air for over a year BBC presenter Martine Croxall is taking legal action against…
Prime suspect in murder at £4,000,000 flat ‘has fled the UK’ The prime suspect in the murder of a 27-year-old who was found stabbed to…
Tory MP Sir Edward Leigh Slams Slow Roll-Out of Digital Connectivity in Rural Areas In a fiery exchange during Science, Innovation and Technology questions in…
Shannon Matthews’ kidnapper Michael Donovan dies from cancer The kidnapper who conspired to snatch schoolgirl Shannon Matthews as part of a fake abduction plot has…
Why was ‘Britain’s strictest school’ allowed to ban Muslim prayer? A High Court judge has ruled that a prayer ban at one of Britain’s best…
The second night of Champions League matches get underway tonight with both English clubs – Manchester City and Arsenal – in action and with it all to play for.
UK inflation falls as meat and crumpet prices drop Food prices have dropped on items such as meat, crumpets and chocolate biscuits helping to drive…
Wednesday’s newspaper front pages feature a variety of stories, with no strong lead dominating the papers. There are a few hot topics, mostly domestic stories, splashed across several papers.
For a couple of the right-leaning tabloids, the news that a Muslim pupil has lost a High Court challenge brought against her school in North London, over a ban on prayer rituals, is celebrated on the front splashes.
The planned smoking ban, which passed its first hurdle in the Commons yesterday, is also reported on. Some papers look at the health benefits of a smoking ban, others report on it being “un-conservative.” Several papers pick up on the 165 Tory MPs who abstained from voting – suggesting PM Rishi Sunak’s party is fracturing.
Elsewhere, there’s room for more UK and international political stories including the ongoing Middle East crisis and US inflation.
A massive fire has broken out at an Evri warehouse in Bristol, sending thick smoke billowing into the air and engulfing the entire building. The blaze, which started earlier today in Avonmouth, has also spread to a nearby car in the parking lot, creating a scene of chaos and destruction.
In a thrilling FA Cup quarter-final match between Manchester United and Liverpool, fans were treated to a nail-biting 4-3 showdown that had everyone on the…
Pupil loses High Court bid to overturn prayer ban at ‘Britain’s Strictest School’ A Muslim pupil has lost a High Court challenge against a ban…