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Thousands evacuated across India and Pakistan ahead of cyclone India and Pakistan are bracing for a severe cyclone, with tens of thousands of people being evacuated across both countries. Biparjoy, a cyclone originating from the Arabian Sea, is projected to make landfall in Gujarat’s Kutch region in western India. In Pakistan, the storm is expected to hit Sindh province, affecting Karachi city.  Seven people have already died in India due to heavy rains. The Gujarat government has already evacuated nearly 38,000 people from coastal districts. There have been warnings of potential blackouts and floods. Train services have been suspended in…

Prosecutors ramp up human trafficking charges against Andrew Tate Andrew Tate’s human trafficking charges have been ramped up by Romania’s anti-organised crime unit, along with the charges against his brother Tristan and two associates. The investigation has now expanded into the more severe offence of “human trafficking in continued form.” Officials announced that another victim has been included in the case, which initially involved six women. The Tate brothers were initially arrested in December on charges of rape, human trafficking, and the formation of an organised crime group. Since April, the brothers and their associates have been placed under house…

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The Guardian – Outrage as woman jailed for abortion after legal cut-off Summary of the front page The Guardian leads on the jailing of a 44-year-old woman who took abortion pills after the legal time limit during lockdown. Campaigners and MPs have strongly criticised the decision to prosecute her, the paper reports. Its front page also features a picture of actor Jodie Comer in New York following her win at the Tony theatre awards. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous image Next image

Metro – All out war Summary of the front page “All Out War” reads Metro’s front page as the paper reports on the fall out between Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson over the latter’s resignation honours list. Rishi Sunak has publicly rejected the suggestion he worked behind the scenes to undermine Mr Johnson’s resignation honours list. The prime minister publicly commented on the row on the same day Mr Johnson formally resigned from the House of Commons. The front page reports on the death of former Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK…

The Sun – Having treble Jack? Summary of the front page The Sun leads on footballer Jack Grealish’s celebrations in Ibiza after Manchester City won the Champions League on Saturday. The front page has a picture of Grealish appearing to be helped by his Man City and England teammate Kyle Walker amid the team’s celebrations after securing a historic treble. Grealish – who has been documenting festivities on his social media – was snapped in Ibiza before the team headed back to Manchester for an open-top bus tour in front of fans. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a…

Daily Mirror – They deserve better Summary of the front page The Daily Mirror says the row between Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson over his resignation honours list is a “new insult” to COVID victims ahead of the inquiry into the Government’s handling of the pandemic. The paper says the PM and Johnson are “bickering like toddlers” over the resignation honours list. It gives its front page over to the Covid-19 inquiry, which will begin its hearings on Tuesday. Manchester City’s bus parade following their return from Istanbul where they won the Champions League also features prominently. Today’s top stories…

Daily Express – Boris: believe me … I shall return to front line politics Summary of the front page Boris Johnson is already plotting his political comeback and accused Rishi Sunak of “talking rubbish”, the Daily Express says. The former PM speaks to readers of the paper, saying: “Nothing less than absolute victory and total Brexit will do – and as the great Arnold Schwarzenegger said, I’ll be back.” The front page reports on the British schoolgirl shot dead in France. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous image Next image

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Australia bus crash: Driver was going too fast in foggy conditions – police The man driving the wedding bus in Australia – in which 10 people were killed and at least 20 others injured, is said to have been driving too fast in foggy weather conditions, police say. The incident occurred on Sunday as the bus, which was taking passengers from a wedding in Hunter Valley, overturned at a roundabout near the town of Greta in New South Wales (NSW). Hunter Valley is known for its vineyards and is a popular spot for wine lovers and celebrations. Brett Andrew Button,…

Bella Montoya, 76, was initially taken to hospital by her son where she was confirmed dead.

The Guardian – Senior Tories tell Johnson to ‘shut up and go away’ Summary of the front page The Guardian leads on the ongoing turmoil within the Conservative Party – reporting that senior Tories have told Boris Johnson to “shut up and go away”. The report comes as the privileges committee prepares to sign off what is expected to be a “damning” report into his conduct. The front page features an image of Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic on the red clay of Roland Garros after the 36-year-old achieved what once seemed impossible when he eclipsed his great rivals with…

Financial Times – UBS draws line for Credit Suisse staff amid fears of ‘cultural contamination’ Summary of the front page Swiss bank UBS will impose tight restrictions on Credit Suisse staff amid fears of “cultural contamination”, the Financial Times reports. The front page also reports on Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP. The paper says the party is compounded by problems on issues ranging from island ferries to recycling rules, and the problems have put the party on the “back foot” as it prepares for a UK general election next year. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK…

Metro – Brits on hols boat inferno Summary of the front page Metro leads on the three British tourists who are missing after a huge fire swept through their boat during a diving trip in Egypt. The paper says the blaze is said to have started in the engine room after an electrical short circuit as tourists were briefed about a dive on Sunday morning. Nicola Sturgeon’s arrest also makes the front page. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous image Next image

The Sun – Nic Nicked Summary of the front page “Nic Nicked” reads the front page of The Sun. The paper reports that Ms Sturgeon was quizzed by police for seven hours after she was arrested in relation to the SNP finances investigation. The paper says it came on the day the SNP told Labour they were “willing to do a coalition deal”. The front page continues coverage of Man City’s treble win as well as the three missing Britons, who are presumed dead after their diving boat caught fire. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK…

Daily Mirror – 3 Brits missing in boat blaze Summary of the front page The Daily Mirror reports on the three British divers missing after their boat burst into flames in Egypt. It’s understood that an electrical malfunction led to the fire. The paper shows an image of the boat being engulfed by the blaze in the Red Sea off Egypt. Twelve other passengers, all Brits, were rescued along with the crew, it adds. The front page continues coverage of Man City’s treble win as well as the ongoing SNP probe. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment…

Daily Express – Sturgeon arrested in SNP fraud probe Summary of the front page The Daily Express leads with former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon’s arrest in relation to a police investigation into party funds. The paper says the former Scottish first minister, who denies all wrongdoing, was held in custody and questioned for more than seven hours on Sunday before being released without charge pending further inquiries. The front page reports on calls for Rishi Sunak to end the Tory infighting, the scorching heat and upcoming storms and the three missing Britons – whose tourist boat caught on fire. Today’s…

Former Italian PM and media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi dies at 86 Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has died at the age of 86 according to local Italian media.  The former PM died at the San Raffaele hospital in Milan. It is understood that in April he had received treatment for a lung infection associated with a previously undisclosed case of chronic leukemia. Berlusconi, a billionaire and former owner of football club AC Milan had managed to bounce back from numerous sex scandals and corruption allegations. He first assumed office in 1994 and went on to lead four governments until…

Ten people killed in wedding bus crash in Australia A tragic accident in Australia’s Hunter Valley, a renowned wine region, has claimed the lives of at least 10 people and left 25 others hospitalised. The passengers were returning from a wedding held at a winery on Sunday night when the bus they were travelling in overturned. The driver of the bus, 58, has been charged with 10 counts of dangerous driving leading to death. Authorities are in the process of identifying the deceased and the crash site remains an active crime scene, with forensics officers, crash investigation unit officers, and…

Boris Johnson’s narcissistic attempt to take democracy down with him must fail The Independent says On leaving parliament, Boris Johnson has decided to blame everyone for his downfall except himself. He accuses the privileges committee, with its Conservative majority, of being a “kangaroo court”. By extension, he accuses the entire House of Commons, with its Conservative majority, won under his leadership, of taking part in a “hitjob”. And he is too cowardly to face the voters of Uxbridge and South Ruislip, who gave him a majority of 7,000 votes at the last election. This is dangerous. The seriousness of the…