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Elementor #572106December 13, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Metro – Rishi Saves His Bacon The Metro splashes on the news that the prime minister successfully managed to get his Rwanda bill through its second reading in the House of Commons.The PM had a breakfast meeting with opponents of his proposals before the vote and the Metro has a play on that gathering with the headline “Rishi saves his bacon”. The PM’s flagship bill passed its first Commons hurdle later on but the paper says Mr Sunak still faces a tough battle to get it through parliament in…

Elementor #572094December 13, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Star – They Think It’s All Combover The striking hairstyle of former US president Donald Trump is the subject of the Daily Star’s front page, which suggests that “the worst hairstyle” is back as one in five of us is going for a “Donald Trump”. The Star’s punny headline declares: “They think it’s all combover!”The paper reveals that 18% of men say they would try to cover up a bald spot with strategically coiffed hair. Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its…

Elementor #572088December 13, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Express – Victory for PM: Munity Over Rwanda Plan Fades Away … For Now The Daily Express reports that the “mutiny” over the Rwanda plan has “faded away for now” after the crucial House of Commons vote. The paper notes it as a “victory” for the PM but warns of the tensions and political divisions within the Tory party. The front page also reports on a mother’s plea to help find her missing daughter and a report about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.  Today’s top stories Like this…

Elementor #572082December 13, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Mirror – Nightmare After Christmas The Daily Mirror says that Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda bill could still fail in January, despite the prime minister securing a victory in the Commons on Tuesday evening.The paper describes the PM as “weak” and says his government is “adrift” after his legislation passed its first Commons hurdle with a majority of 44. “The Nightmare After Christmas” is its gloomy seasonal warning. Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its easy … just click the icon below:) Leave a…

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GameCentral goes hands-on with Tekken 8 and is impressive by not only its Unreal Engine 5 powered graphics but its new fight features too.

In Karachi, Pakistan, hundreds of doctors and paramedics participated in a “White Coat March” to honor their Palestinian counterparts working amid intensified Israeli airstrikes in Gaza. White Coat March The rally, part of a series of pro-Palestine marches across Pakistan since October 7, included denunciations of the US for vetoing the UN Security Council’s cease-fire resolution. The Karachi chief of the Jamaat-e-Islami party criticized the US veto, asserting it gives Israel “another license to kill” Palestinians. The rally aimed to show solidarity with Palestinian medical workers, urging the international community to halt the targeting of hospitals and paramedics in Gaza.…

Roast potatoes are the best part of Christmas dinner.

The results are in.

A new trend of seemingly topless streamers is hitting Twitch, and one of its most prominent proponents just got banned.

The ex-gangster was banned from contacting members of the criminal underworld.

The person was found dead this morning, and two ambulances and three police vehicles arrived at the barge in Portland, someone on board said

Prince Harry warned Meghan Markle not to take a photo in front of India’s most famous landmark, the Taj Mahal, as he didn’t want people to think his wife was mimicking his mother Princess Diana.

Mamma Mia this was tasty…

Elementor #571750December 12, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian – Climate draft condemned as weak and insufficient The Guardian’s front page features the backlash at COP28, reporting that the draft deal to cut fossil fuel emissions has been criticised as “grossly insufficient”.The paper says the text was met with “concern and anger” by many climate experts. Cedric Schuster, chair of the Alliance of Small Island States, said: “We will not sign our death certificate”.Other delegates, though, welcomed the fact that for the first time a COP text had actually mentioned reducing fossil fuel production.The front…

Elementor #571744December 12, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Metro – Covid inquiry: I did the right thing The Metro uses its front page to highlight the PM’s testimony at the Covid inquiry, which scrutinised his Eat Out to Help Out scheme which he introduced in August 2020 as chancellor. Rishi Sunak defended his efforts, and those of the government, during the pandemic.Joe Wicks also makes an appearance on the front page.  Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its easy … just click the icon below:) Leave a comment UK National newspapers

Elementor #571725December 12, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Daily Express – Last-ditch bid to win over rebels The Daily Express runs with Lord David Cameron’s late bid to win over Tory rebels ahead of a key vote on the Rwanda bill. Cameron has urged warring Tories to unite behind the PM. It quotes the foreign secretary as insisting that laws aimed at getting migrant deportation flights to Rwanda off the ground “will stop the boats”.Nigel Farage hinting he could join the Tories and a picture of Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis volunteering make the front…

Elementor #571719December 12, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Mirror – The life and death divide The Daily Mirror reports on a new study that highlights the inequality in cancer death risks across England.The paper calls the results “shocking”. It says a new study, by researchers at Imperial College London, showed that people in poorer areas were more likely to die from the disease than those in wealthier ones – which the paper calls a “cancer poverty trap”. It said a north-south divide in life expectancy was particularly clear.The front page features a large image of…

‘Twas the week before Christmas and there was chaos and drama aplenty in the land of soap, with disaster set to ensue.

It’s an especially difficult time of year.