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Newspaper headlines: May’s final gamble and Jamie’s ‘kitchen nightmare’0
- BUSINESS
- May 21, 2019
Newspaper headlines: May’s final gamble and Jamie’s ‘kitchen nightmare’ By BBC News Staff Image caption Theresa May’s announcement that MPs will get a vote on a “new” Brexit deal leads most of Wednesday’s papers. The Guardian says the PM’s “final desperate attempt” to patch together a parliamentary majority for her plan appears to have backfired.
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Newspaper headlines: ‘Adorable’ Archie meets the Queen 0
- BUSINESS
- May 9, 2019
Image caption Pictures of the newly-named Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor dominate the front pages, after he was introduced to the world for the first time on Wednesday. “Aaahh! It’s Archie the Adorable,” is the headline in the Daily Mail, alongside a photo of Meghan showing the infant to his great-grandmother, the Queen. Image caption The Metro
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Newspaper headlines: Julian Assange ‘tug of war’0
- BUSINESS
- April 13, 2019
Image caption The case of WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange makes headlines for a second day. The i reports that prosecutors in Sweden are considering reopening an investigation into an alleged rape which had been dropped after he evaded arrest by taking refuge in Ecuador’s London embassy in 2012. It could, the paper says, lead to
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Newspaper headlines: Brexit extension leads many papers 0
- BUSINESS
- April 6, 2019
Image caption Brexit continues to grab headlines at the end of what the Daily Telegraph calls “the week that [Theresa] May risked everything… and achieved nothing”. Under a banner titled “Brexit betrayal”, the paper suggests the PM’s request to delay the UK’s exit from the EU – and the possibility of holding European elections –
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Newspaper headlines: ‘Cabinet coup’ and speedboat killer ‘to return to UK’0
- BUSINESS
- March 24, 2019
Image caption Prime Minister Theresa May is at the mercy of a “full-blown Cabinet coup”, with senior ministers seeking to replace her with her deputy, David Lidington, according to the Sunday Times. The paper says senior ministers agreed the prime minister must announce she is standing down, warning that she has become a “toxic” and
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Newspaper headlines: ‘Irish’ bomb packages and knife crime ‘crisis’0
- BUSINESS
- March 6, 2019
Image caption The Metro is one of several papers to lead on the discovery of three packages containing explosives at Heathrow Airport, London City Airport and Waterloo station. The paper says one briefly caught light when opened and officers have warned the public to be on alert in case more have been posted elsewhere. Image
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