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Today’s news summary – Paper Talk
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Friday’s front pages.
Thursday’s front pages.
Wednesday’s front pages.
Tuesday’s front pages.
Monday’s front pages.
Friday’s front pages – Cressida Dick OUT!
Thursday’s papers! Partygate and Covid laws.
Wednesday’s front pages – Adele’s Brit Awards homecoming & NHS backlog.
Most of Tuesday’s front pages are leading with calls on prime minister Boris Johnson to apologise for comments made about Sir Keir Starmer.
Monday’s front pages cover the latest news on the Queen – including reports she has no plans to withdraw from public life.
Friday’s front pages.
Thursday’s front pages are dominated by rising energy prices.
Several of Wednesday’s front pages are leading with the PM ‘levelling up’ plans newly unveiled by Michael Gove.
Tuesday’s front pages unsurprisingly lead with the Sue Gray report findings.
Monday’s front pages rapport on the arrest of Manchester United and England footballer Mason Greenwood.
Thursday’s front pages are dominated by the news Prince Andrew has demanded a jury hearing for his sexual assault trial.
Wednesday’s front pages report heavily on partygate ahead of Sue Gray’s report.
Most of Tuesday’s front pages feature the same picture of Prime Minister Boris Johnson during an alleged rule-breaking party.
Monday’s front pages report on the latest developments in the Downing Street party investigations as Sue Gray prepares to publish her report.
The front pages are dominated by yesterday’s events in the Commons. Several papers quote David Davis in their headlines.
Wednesday’s papers are not a positive read for the prime minister. There is ridicule from many over his continued insistence that he was unaware he was breaking rules during a No 10 party during the first lockdown.
Many of Tuesday’s front pages lead with the latest comments from ex-PM aide Dominic Cummings.
Monday’s front splashes on the prime minister’s fightback from partygate – reportedly named “operation red meat.”
Friday’s front pages are heavily dominated by the news that the Queen has stripped Prince Andrew of his royal patronages and military titles.
