“This horror is the end of the end”, the Palestinians on the front page of the Daily Mirror, who lined up for help in Gaza. This article is one of the few people who led by a letter signed by Foreign Minister David Lammy – Britain joined other countries to criticize Israel’s “inhuman” aid system in Gaza and end the war.
Israel’s “important” ground operation targeting Deir Al-Balah in Gaza leads to the protector because fears deepen widespread hunger in the region. David Lammy’s “sharp critical” letter condemned the Israeli action close to the aid distribution areas where hundreds of Palestinians have been killed in recent weeks.
Lammy’s letter condemning the Israeli action in Gaza is also on the front page of Times. However, this article is leading from the British Medical Association with a warning that patients will not “safe” during a five -day strike by local doctors starting this week. BMA leader Dr Tom Dolphin called on the NHS UK leader to cancel all non -emergency care when the doctor walked up to 50,000.
“Come on England!” This evening, Italy echo the front page of the Metro, which gives the entire front page to a graph showing the lions that will play the Euro 2025 semi -final match against Italy.
The daily star will be “roaring” during the big match, because the article offers a “Cutout England ponytail” to mark it on occasion. “Comb in the UK” scream.
Lionesses’ captain Leah Williamson’s “Semi -Final Fitness Boost” features are on the front page of Daily Express. However, the article is one of the few articles that will lead Nigel Farage, the British leader Nigel Farage’s party plans to cope with crime. If elected, Farage says he will slap the criminals after serious crimes after “three strikes”.
The Daily Mail also leads to Farage’s plans to reducing the crime in five years if the reform wins the British’s next general elections, and the article proposal would cost £ 17.4 billion in the next Parliament. Farage said Brits was “afraid to go to shops”, and Muggings and an increase in theft and inactivated Britain as “social collapse”.
Farage’s warning that an increase beyond the state’s retirement age 68 is “inevitable” is leading the IP paper as the fear of financing a triple key guarantee for state pensions. This article reported that Liz Kendall, the secretary of the Labor and Pension Pension, avoided committing the lock beyond this parliament, because he launched a government investigation on when and how to increase his retirement age.
Labor pensions are also on the front page of Daily Telegraph, which states that more than six million English may be forced to retirement. This article leads to a report that the Deputy Prime Minister and the Chancellor are “contradictory” on the plans of tourists. Angela Rayner wants to tax hotel accommodation for foreign visitors by developing more tax determination power to local councils. However, the article says the Treasury is afraid that plans will harm the “Labor Party’s tax raids already shaken enterprises”.
Oasis headlines Christmas and Liam Gallagher and Manchester Council leaders “woke up” for Sun’s Morning Glory, who leads a consecutive back. The article states that the bosses of the Municipal Assembly threaten to undermine the concerns that the bosses of the Municipal Assembly, fans without tickets without ticket fans “damage young trees”, and “to” damage young trees “to take the atmosphere of concerts just outside the fence in Heaton Park. Don’t look at anger, Oasis tells the dedication of the group and offers 1,000 free T -shirts from improvised “Gallagher Hill”.
According to the Financial Times, Britain will have to pay to the EU for any weapons purchased under Bloc’s security for Europe. EU diplomats say that “London must re -compensate for Brussels,” as EU diplomats will receive EU money to expand their arms capacity.
