Christian Horner’s removal of Red Bull as F1 Team Manager leads many of the front pages on Thursday. Metro said that the racing boss, the husband of Spice Girl, said, 17 months after a female employee challenging him, 17 months after he accused him of checking. According to the article, he was cleared twice from these claims, but sprinkle “accused of the decrease of the team”. Red Bull won only two races this season.
Daily Star refers to the slogan of Energy’s beverage with its own heading in the Horner epic: “Red Bull gives you a boat.” He adds that his wife is “next to her husband.
Daily Mail’s front page “humiliated” back and Christian Horner pictures, but the leading story is based on the new analysis that shows “the work of the work does not pay in the worker’s share”. The article warned that the benefits of the disease of the Social Justice Center Thinking Authority will soon touch the “more than minimum wage business”. This “shocking finding” comes because Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer could not make benefits at the beginning of this month.
Daily Telegraph also includes the benefit analysis of the thinking agency and said that in the “Full Working Paper” will receive £ 2,500 more per year than the minimum wage worker. It also includes a separate report from a group representing the beer industry that the newspaper calls Labour’s “tax raids” after what a pub will close a day. Elsewhere, the actor speaks to Queen Camilla in Hugh Grant Wimbledon.
The article I has a different story about the economic policy of the Labor Party. A minister told the newspaper that the government would bring new taxes to “richer people targeting people” to appease the restless Backbench MPs. It will not call these measures as a public tax in the public opinion, but it will do it specifically.
On the third day of French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to England, Sun’s title is “a kick in the Gauls”. Returning immigrants in small boats are expected to be announced during a bilateral summit on Thursday. However, the article emphasizes the criticism of the agreement that says that it will deport only 50 immigrants per week. Tories said this arrangement is not “deterrent at all.” Home office figures say that more than 21,000 immigrants have passed on small boats this year.
Times also pioneered the France asylum agreement, which aims to expand at a later date, that it will deport one of the 17 people through the channel. The United Kingdom Government source told the article that the plan would “scal” after a pilot period.
Meanwhile, Guardian, Anglo-French immigration agreement “hanging in balance” reported. The assistants on both sides said there were “a few important obstacles” to overcome Wednesday night. On Thursday, Sir Keir hoped to explain the agreement as the “key award” of Macron’s three -day visit to the bilateral summit.
X General Manager Linda Yaccarino’s separation is also included in various newspapers. The Financial Times has a picture of Ms. Yaccarino, who hired two years ago by Billionaire Owner Elon Musk to run the social media site. FT was assigned with Mr. Musk’s “advertisers Backing” after the controversial relaxation on the platform. The head story is at Nvidia, the AI chip producer, who has become the first $ $ ($ 2.94tn £) company after a fast rebound for Wall Street technology stocks “.
Daily Express says that a potential doctor strike is “Fury” and the prime minister is branded as “weak”. Previously known as a young doctor in the UK, the resident doctors said that if they refused to negotiate government wages, they would strike for five days after 25 July after voting in favor of a new action over payment. The article also contains a picture of the Queen in Wimbledon on the front page – here is shook hands with Novak Djokovic.
The mirror led to the “surprising courage” of the children targeted by Axel Rudakubana, the Southport killer, and an investigation into attacks revealed the “Tales of Courage” on Wednesday.
