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French President Emmanuel Macron reshuffled his government on Thursday as he looks to move on from a series of crises since his re-election last year, government sources said.

The Sun -Aled in Rolex machete mugging Summary of the front page Singer and TV presenter Aled Jones was robbed of his £17,000 Rolex watch by a “machete-wielding thug” in London, according to The Sun. Mr Jones’ son, Lucas, was present when someone threatened the pair with a machete close to their home in west London. Neither of them were injured, the paper adds. The front page features a story about Noel Gallager in a “F-word” Adele rant. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers

Daily Mirror – Save our kids from Zombie knife horror Summary of the front page The mother of a boy who was murdered with a sword bought online has demanded the prime minister takes “urgent action on knife crime”, the Daily Mirror reports. The 16-year-old was killed with a sword bought online. Pooja Kanda led a march on Wednesday in Wolverhampton for her son, Ronan, who was killed close to his home last June. The European heatwave and the Women’s World Cup also makes the front page. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers

Protesters were planning to burn the holy book in Stockholm for the second time in less than a month today.

Daily Express -Prices must drop now inflation has fallen Summary of the front page Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has called on retailers to “speedily pass on” lower prices to shoppers following the drop in the rate of inflation, the Daily Express reports. The paper quotes Mr Hunt as saying falling figures are the “first fruits” of the “difficult decisions” he and the prime minister have had to make to control the rising cost of living. Elsewhere the paper carries an image of England’s Lionesses, who it says are “ready to roar” for the Women’s World Cup in Australia, with matches starting…

The Guardian – Tory MPs fear byelections could leave government in death throes Summary of the front page The Conservatives are braced for “painful results” for the party in Thursday’s three by-elections, according to The Guardian. An anonymous Cabinet minister is quoted in the paper saying if the party can hang onto one it would be a win for them. The dip in inflation, the Women’s World Cup and an Oppenheimer review also make the paper’s front page. Two men helping put out a wildfire in Italy are pictured on the paper. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a…

This shimmering body oil really does it all.

Metro – £2m Justice for Daniel Summary of the front page The Metro’s main story is the settlement reached between the Metropolitan Police and the family of murdered private detective Daniel Morgan – 36 years after he was found with an axe in his head in the car park of a pub in Sydenham, south-east London. The force has admitted liability for its errors, and corruption, and is paying undisclosed damages. The front page also features a large image of Rita Ora. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers

Similar schemes have been trialled in the Spanish city of Valencia, Tel Aviv in Israel and some parts of London.

After 20 months after interrupting antiretroviral therapy, HIV was undetectable in the patient’s blood.

Why Britain’s most prestigious bank cancelled Nigel Farage POLITICO says He always said the U.K. establishment was out to get him. Now Nigel Farage has the receipts. Britain’s most prominent Brexiteer has produced a 12,000-word document from the bank Coutts which, according to Farage, reveals the truth behind the forced closure of his account there. The former Brexit Party leader has been embroiled in a row with the institution — so esteemed it has served successive generations of the royal family — after Coutts canceled his account earlier this month. Farage said at the time that no reason was given…

Danish businesswoman Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn is suing the former King for harassment.

Supermarkets told to make pricing clearer to help shoppers The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has told supermarkets to make their pricing clearer to help shoppers find the best deals. The CMA says unclear pricing could mean shoppers struggle to compare products. The watchdog said retailers should “make the necessary changes” and also called on the government to bring in reforms to tighten the law itself. It added that soaring food prices were not being driven by weak competition. The findings from the watchdog follow a review into how grocery retailers display unit pricing information in-store and online. It said:…

His disappearance is still being investigated.

India outrage after two women paraded naked in violence-hit Manipur A video showing two women being paraded naked by a mob in the northeastern state of Manipur has sparked outrage in India. A Man has been arrested as the police say they have opened a case of gang rape. The monsoon session of parliament was disrupted as lawmakers demanded a discussion on the issue. PM Narendra Modi also said the incident had “shamed India” and that “no guilt will be spared.” “I assure the nation, the law will take its course with all its might. What happened with the daughters…

Auckland shooting: Two dead in New Zealand shooting just hours before World Cup Just hours before New Zealand opened the 2023 Women’s World Cup tournament a shooting in Auckland killed two people. Six others, including police officers, were injured and the gunman is also dead after the incident at 07:22 (19:22 GMT) on a construction site in the central business district. PM Chris Hipkins said the attack was not being treated as a terrorist attack and the wider public are not at risk. Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown said the shooting was not in any way related to the Women’s World…

The alleged request was seen as a ‘non-starter’ and denied by the US because it would have ’caused such a commotion’, a source said.

‘I am furious and devastated.’

The recent provisionally agreed compromise resulting from the trilogues will hopefully lead to some steps being taken towards improving proportionality for small and non-complex banks, Daniel Sorrosal writes.

We feel for you, sis!

Let your inner lion roar.

‘If I’ve got months to live, I want to try and make them the best I can.’

Show them you mean business.

‘Whenever it is emptied it creates an unbearable stench that permeates the entire road. It is horrendous.’

Periodic visits by US nuclear ballistic missile-capable submarines to South Korea were one of several agreements reached by President Joe Biden and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol in April in response to North Korea’s expanding nuclear threat.