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‘A cold, calculating killer’: how the papers covered Lucy Letby’s conviction

Saturday’s newspapers dominated by jury’s verdicts after more than four weeks of deliberations

The Guardian - AU

Labour changes wording of pledges on workers’ rights as Rayner says party is ‘far from watering down’ policy – as it happened

Deputy leader says party would legislate to improve workers’ rights within 100 days as policy forum tweaks plans for ‘day one’ rights such as sick pay

The Guardian - UK

Education secretary defends ‘incredibly rude’ comments about the value of A-level results – as it happened

Gillian Keegan told Sky that employers ‘won’t ask you anything about your A-level grades in 10 years’ time’

The Guardian - UK

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How Australian and UK newspapers reacted to the Matildas’ defeat in the Women’s World Cup semi-final

An outpouring of heartbreak and love came from the home team’s papers, while English newspapers revelled in the Lionesses’ victory

The Guardian - AU

Hopes of ‘soft landing’ as US jobs growth slows; UK economy caught ‘in low-growth trap’ – as it happened

Fewer jobs created last month than expected, but economists hope the US can avoid recession

The Guardian - UK

‘Putin humiliated’: what the papers said about the Wagner rebellion in Russia

Newspapers around the world raced to cover fast-moving events inside Russia, with many assessing what it could mean for Vladimir Putin

The Guardian - AU

What the papers say about Prince Harry’s day in court

Harry, who is giving evidence in phone-hacking trial against Mirror Group, receives critical coverage in other papers he is suing

The Guardian - UK

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Prince Harry appears to fight back tears and says press intrusion has been ‘a lot’ during evidence in Mirror Group hacking trial – as it happened

Duke of Sussex concludes evidence after emotional second day in High Court during Mirror Group phone-hacking trial

The Guardian - UK

UK evacuates British embassy staff and families from Sudan in wake of ‘significant threats’ – as it happened

Foreign secretary says efforts to support British nationals trapped in Sudan currently ‘severely limited’

The Guardian - UK

Scotland is calling and you must go – Explore the best Scottish MTB and gravel bikepacking routes

Five stunning Scottish MTB and gravel bike adventures you'll want to ride this summer

Bike Perfect

Gary Lineker: History of Match of the Day host’s political tweets

England football legend has been vocal about his political views on Twitter down the years

The Independent UK

Gary Lineker: History of Match of the Day host’s political tweets

England football legend has been vocal about his political views on Twitter down the years

The Independent UK

Gary Lineker’s tweets have prompted criticism and complaints to the BBC

The broadcaster and former professional footballer has used Twitter to voice opinions on issues including Brexit and refugees.

The Independent UK

‘Time’s up’: what the papers say about Liz Truss and her fight to stay prime minister

Turmoil in Tory party takes centre stage after unconvincing moves by an unrepentant Truss to fix her policy crisis

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Senior BBC journalist apologises to Gary Lineker after criticising his anti-Government tweet

The Match of the Day star had criticised the Government over sewage being pumped into the sea

The National (Scotland)

BBC journalist apologises to Gary Lineker after impartiality row

A BBC journalist has issued an apology to Gary Lineker after he suggested the football pundit should quit the broadcaster if he can’t remain…

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Gary Lineker sewage remarks kick up stink at the BBC

In today’s Diary: BBC colleague bashes Gary Lineker’s tweets / Why the French will like Chagos Islands book / What next for Matt Hancock? / Hugh Bonneville’s latest villain / William Orbit to make noise in Venice

The National (Scotland)

BBC journalist in 'odd attack' on Gary Lineker in Twitter impartiality spat

ONE of the BBC’s highest paid media personalities, football pundit Gary Lineker, has called out a colleague at the corporation after a public…

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The Guardian - AU

‘Meltdown Monday’ and ‘Blowtorch Britain’: what the papers say about UK heatwave

‘Ferocious’ temperatures loom while the Conservative leadership debate is wrung out on the UK front pages of Monday 18 July 2022

The Guardian - AU

‘PM’s long goodbye’: what the papers said about Boris Johnson’s sort-of resignation

The prime minister is variously thanked for this time in office and urged to be gone as soon as possible in today’s front pages

The National (Scotland)

How did the papers cover the First Minister's indyref2 announcement?

NICOLA Sturgeon’s announcement yesterday of both a proposed date for indyref2 and the beginnings of a legal battle with Westminster was the top…

The Guardian - UK

Tributes paid to Shane Warne after cricket great’s death – as it happened

Tributes and reaction following the death of the former Australia bowler Shane Warne

The Guardian - AU

‘Porkie pie plot’: what the papers say about Tory push to oust Boris Johnson

Also known as the ‘pork pie putsch’, discussions about removing the prime minister over No 10 party scandals fill the front pages

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