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Taliban ‘revenge’ and Labour’s ‘case for power’

The front page of Daily Mail: "Taliban's revenge".

Daily Mail writes that the Taliban’s data is on a “revengeful killing madness” against the Afghans leaked from a British government database. The article is now talking to an Afghan soldier in Britain because of the fear of suffering from the militant group who believes that his brother was killed because he is aware of the Taliban’s relationship to England.

Daily Telegraph's front page title: "Afghan immigrant brings 22 relatives".

Daily Telegraph brought an average of eight family members to the UK. An Afghan brought 22 relatives who were initially rejected for asylum. Later, the leak was accepted after the Risk of retaliation from the Taliban.

Guardian's front page title: "Rayner: Labor should take steps and sue for power".

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner’ın workers’ deputies from the first years of the “party to focus on the success of the party,” he said. In an interview with the newspaper, Rayner said that he was “not afraid of” reform British leader Nigel Farage.

Daily Express's front page title reads: "PM's 'doom cycle' means more tax increase".

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s “Doom Loop” in the economy, “leaving a toxic legacy for the next generation”, conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch’u Daily Express is written on the front page.

Pre -page title of I newspaper: "British fuel mission will be frozen again to the cost of life".

The UK is leading a report I newspaper that the fuel tasks will be frozen again with the “increase in life cost”. The decision of the chancellor comes, although the UK needs to fill a “growing hole” in public finances.

Times's front page title reads: "Russian spies while buying the Kremlin".

According to Times, England imposed sanctions on three units – and 18 officials of Russia’s military intelligence agency. The group, which includes agents planning the attack on Salisbury Novichok, is accused of assassination attempts, cyber flapping and sabotage.

Daily Mirror's front page title: "Harry's last hope".

The Duke of Sussex is “desperate” to correct his ties with his brother Wales.

Daily Star's front page title: "Lionass".

Daily Star writes former Manchester City footballer Joey Barton’s “Lionass” after saying that the lions are “shit in Footie”.

The front page of the sun: "Evil Huntley man wears a shirt .. just like girls' victims".

In 2002, Sun killed 10 -year -old female students Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, Ian Huntley reported that she was wearing Manchester United shirt according to Sun. Clothing is a pronounced “patient reference” to their victims who wear Manchester United shirts when they disappear.

The front page title of the Financial Times reads: "Global Crypto assets rise to $ 4tn".

The financial Times is leading the “turning point” that first increases the value of the global Cyrptocurrency market over $ 4 million (£ 3 TN) for the first time with the US digital asset legislation.

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