The Paris Olympics have officiassociate come to an finish, with images of the closing ceremony splashed on the front pages of many of Monday’s papers. “Merci, Paris!” the i says, compriseing that the Games shutd “in style”. Also on the i’s front page is the tardyst on the UK uproars, with the rulement said to be “hushedly brave” the worst of the expansivespread uproaring has finished.
The Guardian directs with criticism from the Archbishop of Canterbury of far-right groups for using Christian imagery during the recent uproars. Writing in the paper, Justin Welby portrays it as “an offence to our faith”. Also covering the Olympic closing ceremony, the Guardian portrays the event as a “dreamappreciate, science-myth encouraged weightless-show spectacular”.
The Daily Telegraph’s top story caccesses on comments from Home Secretary Yvette Cooper that the aggressive unrest shows people “sense as thraw crime has no consequence”. Ms Cooper, the paper tells, has vowed to “restore esteem for the police and esteem for the law”.
The Metro directs with the funeral of Southport stabbing victim Alice da Silva Aguiar, telling that hundreds of lamaccesss lined the town’s streets to pay their esteems to the nine-year-elderly, “portrayd as a princess by her heartbroken family”.
“Mummy and Dcomprisey will always, always cherish you,” the Mirror headlines as it covers the funeral of Alice da Silva Aguiar. It accompanies its story with the last pboilingo apshown of the nine-year-elderly on the morning of the Taylor Swift dance class, in which she poses beside a cardboard cut-out of the superstar.
The Daily Mail also directs on Alice da Silva Aguiar’s funeral, highweightlessing the chief validate of Merseyside Police’s compriseress to lamaccesss on behalf of her parents, telling uproarers to “hang their heads in shame” over the days of unrest that trailed the Southport strike. The paper also features an image of the Prince and Princess of Wales, who sent a video message to Team GB, with Prince William sporting novel facial hair.
The Times directs on details the rulement is watching to recreate arrangening rules. It tells that councils are being donaten the power to “compulsorily and affordablely erect up green belt land under arranges by ministers to fulfil their pledge to erect 1.5 million homes by 2030”.
The Financial Times directs with the results of an opinion poll that proposes Kamala Harris is ahead of Donald Trump when it comes to economic afunprejudiceds. The FT says this is the first poll to put Ms Harris ahead on the economy. It discovers Americans “overwhelmingly” cite inflation as their hugegest worry, and that underlying unrelieve over high inflation could yet profit Trump.
Possible novel industrial action by juvenileer doctors is the direct story in the Daily Express on Monday. Describing the arrange as a “plot to cripple” the NHS, the paper hears from createer home secretary Priti Patel, who criticises the union for “imposeing more pain and lengthyer paengageing catalogs on the British accessible”.
The boiling weather apshows the top slot in Monday’s Daily Star as the paper tells the “dreadsome 35C frazzler” has relocated north from France and is set to “blitz Britain” for the next two days.
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Ms Cooper travelled to Southport follotriumphg the strike to pay tribute to the victims
According to the Daily Express, juvenileer doctors are being directd to strike aacquire next year, despite being giveed a pay deal. The paper says it’s seen a video shotriumphg a British Medical Association engageee telling juvenileer doctors the aim was to “bank” the current deal and walk out aacquire in April. According to the Express, the revelation has prompted Conservative MPs to accengage Labour of being too feeble to stand up to “its union paymasters”. A spokesman for the Department of Health said Health Secretary Wes Streeting wanted to labor with juvenileer doctors to get the NHS back on its feet.
X, createerly Twitter, has thrown the tech world’s anti-extremism organisation into turmoil, says the Times, for allegedly being the top platcreate for presenting Hamas videos. The paper says that though X is a set uper member of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism, its continuing membership has caengaged dishushed since Elon Musk took the company over to turn it into what he calls a “free speech” platcreate.
The Guardian carries an image of the closing ceremony of the Paris Olympics. Its correplyent, Angelique Chrisafis, portrays it as a dream-appreciate, science-myth encouraged, weightless-show spectacular. She says the ceremony featured a enigmatic, gelderlyen, intergalactic traveller who lands in a futuristic infruitful land tasked with resurrecting the Olympic spirit…
And finassociate, the Daily Express, Telegraph, Mail and Times all feature a study from Nottingham Trent University proposeing horses are much intelligaccess than previously thought. Researchers set up that when the animals were denied treats for not follotriumphg a complicated reward-based game they were able to adequitable rapidly to get the reward. It’s thought understanding how horses lacquire can help better the way they are trained.
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