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INFORMING BRITAIN PRESS PREVIEW: WEDNESDAY 24 DECEMBER 2025 | TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY AT INFORMING BRITAIN

23/12/2025

Welcome to your official rundown of headlines on a selection of Newspapers' Front Pages for Wednesday 24 December 2025.

Browse through #IBPapers on 𝕏, and #IBPapers on BlueSky, to keep up with the latest from Informing Britain Papers on Social Media.

This is a selection of newspaper publications from United Kingdom, and around the world.

All papers are from within United Kingdom, unless otherwise stated.

If the leading story is available, links will be provided.

This page will be updated as the headlines come in.

Daily Express: "FIGHT GOES ON TO COMPLETELY SCRAP FARM RAID"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Steph Spyro / Christian Calgie

Farmers and MPs have warned the "fight is not finished" following Keir Starmer's climbdown on The Labour Party's "cruel and immoral" Inheritance Tax raid.

FULL REPORT: Express.co.uk/news/politics/2149717

New Ross Standard (Ireland): "WOMAN IS FOUND NOT GUILTY OF MONEY LAUNDERING"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: David Medcalfe

Klaudia Kunce from MacMurrough Close in New Ross has pleaded Not Guilty in response to a Money Laundering charge.
She suspiciously had €19,000 (£16,000) in her Bank Account.

Daily Star: "LOATHE ACTUALLY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Kate Nelson

Actually legend Richard Curtis and wife Emma Freud loathe the idea of a 30-pitch campsite in their swanky village.
The rom-com king has been embroiled in his own drama over plans to build 30 pitches in celeb-crammed Walberswick.

FULL REPORT: DailyStar.co.uk/showbiz/love-actually-legend-richard-curtis-36446987

Fife Free Press: "MOVIE MAGIC BACK ON HIGH STREET"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Allan Crow

A little piece of Kirkcaldy's cinematic history has returned to the High Street.
The front of the old ABC Cinema, which has sat empty for over 20 years, has been given a makeover which will spark memories of visits there for generations of folk across the Lang Toun.

FULL REPORT: FifeToday.co.uk/news/people/recreating-kirkcaldy-abc-cinemas-history-sparks-memories-and-raises-smiles-5452570

Financial Times: "LABOUR CLIMBDOWN SHRINKS SHARE OF FARMERS FACING INHERITANCE TAX TO 15%"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Mari Novik / Jim Pickard

Fewer farmers will start paying Inheritance Tax from April after Ministers were forced into a £130 million climbdown by a fierce backlash against the policy from rural communities and some MPs from The Labour Party.

FULL REPORT: FT.COM/content/cb5dbf7e-aee7-4a53-99fe-73d21c5dc8a8

Gorey Guardian (Ireland): "PLANNING SOUGHT FOR NEW ECO HOLIDAY PARK"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Unlisted

The park on Seafield Estate will have 99 Mobile Home bays on a 6.6 hectare site if it gets the Green Light.

The National: "'BALMORAL ROYAL FAMILY SUMMER CAMP' EPSTEIN FILES EMAIL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Steph Brawn

An email from "The Invisible Man" sent to Ghislaine Maxwell referencing a Summer Camp at Balmoral Castle has been released in the latest tranche of Epstein files.

FULL REPORT: TheNational.Scot/news/25720325.epstein-files-unearth-royal-family-summer-camp-balmoral

The West Australian (Australia): "SWEAT THE HALLS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Tahnee Graham

Perth in Australia is set for the warmest Christmas morning in more than 110 years.
Overnight minimum temperatures expected to stay above 26°C and daytime highs tipped to soar to dangerous levels.

FULL REPORT: TheWest.com.au/news/weather/perth-christmas-weather-city-set-for-a-scorcher-with-its-warmest-christmas-morning-in-110-years-c-21081820

Financial Times (USA Edition): "US ECONOMY DEFIES EXPECTATIONS WITH STRONG PERFORMANCE IN THIRD QUARTER"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Myles McCormick / Katie Duguid

The US economy grew at an annualised rate of 4.3 per cent in the Third Quarter, accordting to official data.
That has far surpassed economists' expectations as was well ahead of previous quarters.

FULL REPORT: FT.COM/content/fea44f00-6e54-4bd0-b722-6b029ad4411c

Daily Mail: "STARMER'S HUMILIATING U-TURN ON FARM TAX"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Claire Ellicott

Prime Minister Keir Starmer will water down the family farm tax in yet another humiliating capitulation to his backbenchers.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-15410473

Lancashire Telegraph: "TRAIL HUNT BAN 'OUTRAGE'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Lisa Valentine

The Holcolmbe Hunt has spoken out about a potential 'outrage' as the Government looks to ban Trail Hunting as part of a new Animal Welfare strategy.
Trail Hunting mimics a traditional hunt, with dogs following a pre-laid, animal-based scent such as fox urine, while a group of hunters follows the pack on horseback.

FULL REPORT: LancashireTelegraph.co.uk/news/25716266.trail-hunting-ban-holcombe-hunt-club-speaks

The Times: "FARMERS WIN TAX CLIMBDOWN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Oliver Wright / Alice Wright

Keir Starmer has abandoned controversial plans to impose death duties on family farms worth more than £1 million after a revolt by Labour MPs.

FULL REPORT: TheTimes.com/uk/politics/article/keir-starmer-farmers-inheritance-tax-t708wlc0v

Morning Star: "ANOTHER DARK DAY FOR JUSTICE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Christophe Domec

Greta Thunberg was arrested in London at a demonstration in support of hunger-striking prisoners in what campaigners called "another dark day for Keir Starmer's genocide-supporting Government".
The Climate Activist from Sweden was taken by Metropolitan Police in front of the offices of an Insurance Company.

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/education-union-leaders-call-immediate-release-hunger-striking-prisoners

The Yorkshire Post: "CLIMBDOWN OVER 'FAMILY FARM TAX'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Kit Sandeman

The United Kingdom Government in Westminster will raise the Inheritance Tax relief for farmers to £2.5 million per farmer, after more than a year of bitter rancour and furious protest.

FULL REPORT: YorkshirePost.co.uk/country-and-farming/son-of-farmer-who-took-own-life-says-tax-climbdown-is-best-christmas-present-5454490

The Daily Telegraph: "'FIND ME INAPPROPRIATE FRIENDS'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Fiona Parker / India McTaggart

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor asked the convicted Sex Trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell to find him some "inappropriate friends", the latest release of The Epstein Files has revealed.

FULL REPORT: Telegraph.co.uk/us/news/2025/12/23/epstein-files-balmoral-maxwell-inappropriate-friends

The Philippine Star (Philippines): "REENACTED BUDGET LOOMS AS REVIEW SET"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Alexis Romero / Helen Flores

A week-long reenactment of the 2025 national budget won’t affect government operations, Ralph Recto of Malacañang Palace says.

FULL STORY: PhilStar.com/headlines/2025/12/24/2496498

Daily Record: "£3.5BILLION XMAS SHOPPING BONANZA"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Norman Silvester

Britain's shoppers have given hard-pressed retailers a £3.5 billion Christmas boost, Daily Record reveals.

FULL REPORT: DailyRecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/christmas-shoppers-splash-261m-weekend-36434971

Wirral Globe: "PARADE CARNAGE HERO GETS PM PRAISE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Rebecca McGrath

Prime Minister has hailed the former Wirral soldier who stopped the Liverpool parade crash driver’s car as a "hero".
Dan Barr, from Birkenhead, stopped Paul Doyle from continuing to drive through the crowds on Water Street in the City Centre of Liverpool.

FULL REPORT: WirralGlobe.co.uk/news/25704076.prime-minister-hails-wirral-hero-stopped-liverpool-parade-driver

The Guardian: "ANDREW FACES NEW PRESSURE AFTER EPSTEIN FILES REVEAL 'GIRLS' EMAILS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ben Quinn / Jamie Grierson

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor asked Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffery Epstein's fixer, to arrange mettings with "inappropriate friends".

FULL REPORT: TheGuardian.com/us-news/2025/dec/23/latest-epstein-files-andrew-asking-ghislaine-maxwell-inappropriate-friends

The Bolton News: "TRIBUTES TO CRASH VICTIM"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Grace Williams

The family of Vicki Attenborough, who died following a Road Traffic Accident in Smithills, have paid a beautiful tribute to her.
Vicki suffered fatal injuries after a driver collided with her as she walked down the road in Smithills.

FULL REPORT: TheBoltonNews.co.uk/news/25721494.family-pays-tribute-vicki-attenborough-fatal-bolton-crash

Daily Mirror: "FIND ME SOME 'FRIENDS'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Christopher Bucktin

Pressure grew on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as emails emerged from "A" of Balmoral Castle asking Ghislaine Maxwell to find "inappropriate friends".

FULL REPORT: Mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/epstein-files-what-know-inappropriate-36447784

Wexford People (Ireland): "TODDLER ALFIE'S CHRISTMAS JOY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Pádraig Byrne

A Christmas miracle has been hailed after 2-year-old Alfie Hearne, from Wexford, in heart failure defies the odds after receiving specalist care in Newcastle.

FULL REPORT: Independent.IE/regionals/wexford/wexford-district/christmas-miracle-as-wexford-toddler-in-heart-failure-defies-the-odds-its-the-best-present-we-could-have-asked-for/a1125214804.html

Scottish Daily Mail: "STARMER'S HUMILIATING U-TURN ON FARM TAX"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Claire Ellicott

Prime Minister Keir Starmer will water down the family farm tax in yet another humiliating capitulation to his backbenchers.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-15410473

State Times (India): "JOINT SECURITY EXERCISE HELD IN SRINAGAR TO BOLSTER SECURITY GRID"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Unlisted

Security forces in Srinagar carried out anti-sabotage operations around vital installations in India with the aim to strengthen security measures and counter any potential threats.

FULL REPORT: StateTimes.IN/joint-security-exercise-held-in-srinagar-to-bolster-security-grid-counter-potential-threats

Enniscorthy Guardian (Ireland): "TWO MEN ARRESTED OVER €4M COCAINE SEIZURE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Robin Schiller

A former Sinn Féin representative charged over €4 million (£3.6 million approximately) in cocaine seizure at stables in Kildare allegedly tried to run from Gardai and hide in a barn.

FULL REPORT: Independent.IE/irish-news/courts/former-sinn-fein-representative-arrested-over-4m-cocaine-seizure-tried-to-run-from-gardai-and-hid-in-barn-court-told/a2145497742.html

The Independent: "FARMERS CHEER AS STARMER U-TURNS ON TRACTOR TAX RAID"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Alex Ross / David Maddox

Farmers across the country are celebrating after Sir Keir Starmer caved in following months of pressure from farmers and watered down his Inheritance Tax plans.

FULL REPORT: Independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/inheritance-tax-farmers-labour-starmer-b2889532.html

Arab News (Saudi Arabia): "ISRAELI MINISTER'S PLEDGE TO NEVER LEAVE GAGA 'DANGEROUS ESCALATION'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: AFP / AP

Israel's Defence Minister Israel Katz vowed that Israel would remain in Gaza and pledged to establish outposts there, but his office swiftly downplayed the remarks.

FULL REPORT: ArabNews.com/node/2627226

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INFORMING BRITAIN PRESS PREVIEW: THURSDAY 23 OCTOBER 2025 | TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY AT INFORMING BRITAIN

22/10/2025

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Welcome to your official rundown of headlines on a selection of Newspapers' Front Pages for Thursday 23 October 2025.

Browse through #IBPapers on 𝕏, and #IBPapers on BlueSky, to keep up with the latest from Informing Britain Papers on Social Media.

This is a selection of newspaper publications from United Kingdom, and around the world.

All papers are from within United Kingdom, unless otherwise stated.

If the leading story is available, links will be provided.

This page will be updated as the headlines come in.

The Independent: "SMALL BOATS FARCE: ONE IN, ONE OUT... AND BACK IN!"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Millie Cooke / Kate Devlin

A migrant who was deported to France under the flagship One I, One Out deal has returned to the United Kingdom in a Small Boat, marking a humiliating blow for Sir Keir Starmer and his pledge to take back control of Britain's borders.

FULL REPORT: Independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/migrant-crisis-one-in-one-out-france-b2850065.html

Warrington Guardian: "WOMAN DIES DAYS AFTER STABBING"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nathan Okell

A woman who died following a reported stabbing in Woolston has now been named by police.
Michele Kennedy was taken to Aintree Hospital by Air Ambulance, where she remained for almost a week in a critical condition.

FULL REPORT: WarringtonGuardian.co.uk/news/25563679.woolston-murder-probe-police-name-woman-died-stabbing

Morning Star: "ICJ TELLS ISRAEL: LET UN INTO GAZA"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Berny Torre / Ceren Sagir

Israel must allow United Nations aid agency into Gaza to provide critical humanitarian assistance to the war-torn territory, the International Court Of Justice (ICJ) have ruled.

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/international-court-justice-demands-israel-allow-un-aid-agency-gaza

Fife Free Press: "GET ON WITH IT!"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Allan Crow

Network Rail has been told to make a study into tackling long-running accessibility issues at Burntisland Station a priority.
The call came from Melanie Ward MP who spoke in the House of Commons about the problems facing passengers.

FULL REPORT: FifeToday.co.uk/news/people/burntisland-station-access-study-must-be-priority-network-rail-told-5368613

Daily Express: "IT'S ONE IN, ONE OUT AND BACK IN AGAIN!"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Michael Knowles

A migrant deported to France has already returned to the United Kingdom on a Small Boat, making a mockery of Sir Keir Starmer's One In, One Out deal with Emmanuel Macron in France.

FULL REPORT: Express.co.uk/news/politics/2124763

Narrogin Observer (Australia): "BACK IN FOR A NEW TERM"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Hannah Whitehead

Three existing councillors have been re-elected to the Shire of Narrogin Council.
Roxanne McNab, Murray Fisher, and Clive Barron have reclaimed their seats.

The Scotsman: "DEFENCE FIRM FORCED TO HIRE FROM ABROAD"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Rachel Amery

A leading defence company has had to hire 300 welders from the Philippines because of a lack of skills among Scottish workers in Britain.
Babcock International, based at Rosyth, has been forced to resort to hiring workers from overseas.

The Bolton News: "'I HAD 48 HOURS TO LIVE'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Isobel Forbes

Heather Bluer, a Lawyer from Bolton in Greater Manchester who has Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency, has spoken to Isobel Forbes and The Bolton News about being one of the 8,000 people in the United Kingdom waiting for an Organ Transplant to help raise awareness.

FULL REPORT: TheBoltonNews.co.uk/news/25558729.bolton-mums-gift-life-thanks-organ-donation

Daily Star: "TRAITOR AT THE BEEB"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ed Gleave

BBC bosses were last night fretting after the finale result of The Celebrity Traitors was leaked by an insider within showbiz circles.
The person, who is involved with the BBC series, blabbed just days after the series was filmed.
They let it slip despite signing a contract ordering them to stay quiet.

FULL STORY: DailyStar.co.uk/tv/the-traitors-bbc-series-leak-36116049

Glasgow Times: "'SOMEONE WILL DIE'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Amanda Keenan

Union bosses have warned it is 'a matter of time before someone is killed' after a fire broke out for the fifth time within Glasgow Council's new £5 million cleansing fleet.

FULL REPORT: GlasgowTimes.co.uk/news/25564174.dumping-vape-batteries-going-cost-life-says-gmb-chief

The Daily Telegraph: "ONE IN, ONE OUT... AND BACK IN AGAIN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Charles Hymas

An English Channel migrant deported to France under the One In, One Out scheme has returned to the UK on a small boat.
The unnamed Iranian arrived on a dinghy on 6 August and was deported on 19 September.

FULL REPORT: Telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/10/22/one-in-one-out-migrant-back-in

Tyldesley And Atherton Leigh Journal: "FREE BUSES FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Charlotte Hall

Next month, in November, hundreds of thousands of people can benefit from round-the-clock free bus travel, Transport For Greater Manchester (TFGM) have confirmed.
A 'hugely successful' pilot scheme that provided free travel for the elderly and disabled throughout August will be trialed again throughout November.

FULL REPORT: LeighJournal.co.uk/news/25547790.free-bus-pass-trial-extended-november-older-disabled

The Guardian: "FRESH TURMOIL AS CANDIDATE FOR CHAIR QUITS 'TOXIC' GROOMING GANG INQUIRY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Rajeev Syal

Keir Starmer's Grooming Gangs Inquiry has descended into fresh turmoil after the only remaining candidate to be its chair blamed "political opportunism" and "a lack of trust" for his withdrawal as an applicant.

FULL REPORT: TheGuardian.com/uk-news/2025/oct/22/chair-uk-grooming-gangs-inquiry-lack-of-trust-panel-resign-adviser-louise-casey

The Oldham Times: "COUNCIL ON BRINK AS £23M BUDGET GAP DEEPENS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Charlotte Hall

Oldham Council, one of Oldham's biggest employers, has announced a 'recruitment freeze' as they grapple with a predicted £23 million black hole in their finances.

FULL REPORT: TheOldhamTimes.co.uk/news/25559562.oldham-council-recruitment-freeze-serious-concern-finances

Great Southern Herald (Australia): "COMMUNITY FAVOURITES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Hannah Whitehead

Katanning's shire president was the first councillor to retain her seat in the 2025 Local Government election, with the three successful candidates being announced.
Shire President Kristy D'Aprile won by a landslide margin and will be joined by former councillor Danny McGrath and newcomer Gemma Lee Trolove around the table.

FULL REPORT: GSHerald.com.au/news/great-southern-herald/kristy-daprile-danny-mcgrath-and-gemma-lee-trolove-elected-to-shire-of-katanning-council-after-election-c-20418930

Scottish Daily Mail: "CYNICAL SNP 'ARE AT IT' OVER TRUMP POLICE COST ROW"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Tom Gordon

Scottish National Party (SNP) ministers have been accused of being ‘at it’ after a furious cross border row erupted over who should pay the policing bill for Donald Trump and his Vice President JD Vance's trips to Scotland in the North of Britain.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-15217721

St. Helens Star: "ROWLEY WILL LEAD NEW ERA"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Mike Critchley

New Saints boss Paul Rowley has entered his first week in the job and is just in the process of getting to know the club and the people around it.

FULL REPORT: StHelensStar.co.uk/sport/25562183.q-saints-coach-paul-rowleys-early-thoughts-new-job

Daily Mail: "LE FARCE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: David Barrett

The Labour Party's One On, One Out scheme was falling apart after a migrant deported to France returned to Britain on a small boat.
The Iranian man's second dinghy crossing took place just 29 days after he was kicked out of the country under Sir Keir Starmer's flagship borders policy.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-15218153

State Times (India): "J&K POLICE NEED TO BE ALWAYS READY TO ELIMINATE TERRORIST THREATS: LG"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Unlisted

Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha paid homage to the Jammu and Kashmir Police martyrs on Police Commemoration Day at the Police Memorial in Zewan, Srinagar.

FULL REPORT: http://StateTimes.in/jk-police-need-to-be-always-ready-to-eliminate-terrorist-threats-lg

Northwich & Winsford Guardian: "'VIGILANTE' TRIO JAILED FOR RAID"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jack Tooth

A group of four wannabe vigilantes have been sentenced for their respective roles in an armed break-in at the address of an alleged paedophile.
Luke Faulkner-Ellis, Mark Jones, Harvey Smallwood and Caitlin Thomas all had their part to play in a break-in at Naylor Court, Northwich.

FULL REPORT: NorthwichGuardian.co.uk/news/25556212.vigilantes-sentenced-armed-break-in-address-northwich

Daily Mirror: "UNMASKED"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Lucy Thornton

Mohammed Umar Khan (age 15) has been unmasked as the killer of schoolboy Harvey Willgoose who was killed in an attack at school.
Schoolboy Harvey Willgoose's 15-year-old killer, Mohammed Umar Khan, has been locked up for life with a minimum term of 16 years.
Harvey was fatally stabbed in the heart by Khan in front of horrified children just five minutes into their lunch break.

FULL REPORT: Mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/breaking-harvey-willgoose-killer-named-32461850

Bury Times: "'WE DON'T FEEL SAFE'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Lisa Valentine

Residents at Mosses House, an independent living facility managed by Bury Council, near to the Town Centre of Bury, have shared fresh fears around their safety after a female neighbour was found dead in her flat.
The resident was found, after she passeed away, in her bathroom following her discovery by two people who broke in to see if she was alright.

FULL REPORT: BuryTimes.co.uk/news/25540947.residents-fears-around-lack-support-council-complex

The Messenger: "TORIES BUCK TREND IN BY-ELECTION WIN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nick Jackson

The Conservative Party are celebrating after bucking the party's dismal showing in the national Opinion Polls by winning the vacant Broadheath Council ward seat in Trafford.

FULL REPORT: MessengerNewspapers.co.uk/news/25557060.tories-buck-national-trend-retake-trafford-council-seat

Melton Times: "THANKS A MILLION"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nick Rennie

A free community advice service which has supported thousands of people in the Melton area with millions of pounds worth of debt has marked its 10th anniversary with a special event at St. Mary's Church.

FULL REPORT: MeltonTimes.co.uk/lifestyle/family-and-parenting/melton-debt-service-marks-10-year-anniversary-with-special-event-5369959

Albany Advertiser (Australia): "FRESH HOPE FOR AIRLINE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Melissa Sheil

Albany leaders have said they are encouraged by the news that an American buyer has been found for the failing Rex Airlines, following the company's collapse into administration.

FULL REPORT: AlbanyAdvertiser.com.au/news/albany-advertiser/albany-mayor-greg-stocks-hopeful-about-the-purchase-of-rex-airlines-purchase-by-us-aviation-company-air-t-c-20411746

Knutsford Guardian: "BEAUTY QUEEN IS TARGETED BY TROLLS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Barbara Jordan

A Beauty Queen from Knutsford has called in the police after being harassed by online trolls who created fake 'topless' photos of her to promote a 'sexy fun' chat line.
Tabitha Bennett says she was left in tears after discovering web scammers had set up fake profiles in her name after stealing her photos on Instagram.

FULL REPORT: KnutsfordGuardian.co.uk/news/25548101.knutsford-beauty-queen-calls-police-online-harassment

The Times: "GROOMING VICTIMS SAY MINISTER SHOULD QUIT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Geraldine Scott / Sean O'Neill / Aubrey Allegretti

Jim Gamble = the frontrunner expected to lead the Grooming Gang Inquiry - has quit becoming the second senior figure to withdraw from chairing the Inquiry.

FULL REPORT: TheTimes.com/uk/politics/article/louise-casey-jim-gamble-grooming-gangs-inquiry-05vgw5f7v

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INFORMING BRITAIN PRESS PREVIEW: THURSDAY 18 SEPTEMBER 2025 | TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY AT INFORMING BRITAIN

17/9/2025

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Welcome to your official rundown of headlines on a selection of Newspapers' Front Pages for Thursday 18 September 2025.

Browse through #IBPapers on 𝕏, and #IBPapers on BlueSky, to keep up with the latest from Informing Britain Papers on Social Media.

This is a selection of newspaper publications from United Kingdom, and around the world.

All papers are from within United Kingdom, unless otherwise stated.

If the leading story is available, links will be provided.

This page will be updated as the headlines come in.

Metro (South Edition): "TRUMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Gergana Krasteva / Sarah Hooper

King Charles rolled out the Red Carpet for Donald Trump at Windsor Castle in London with a dazzling show of pageantry, pomp and circumstance - but well away from public view as anger grew at the United States President's second State Visit with First Lady Melania Trump.

FULL REPORT: Metro.co.uk/2025/09/17/four-arrested-epstein-trump-photos-projected-onto-windsor-castle-24181039

Great Southern Herald (Australia): "PETROL STATION BLAZE HEROICS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Hannah Whitehead

A Kojonup man has been deemed a hero after extinguishing a Petrol Station fire sparked by an allegedly stolen utility vehicle crashing through fuel bowsers at high speeds.
Wearing only footy shorts and sandals, Jesse Johnston-Diack charged into Hi-Way Sales & Service Fuel Station on Albany Highway which had erupted into flames.

FULL REPORT: GSHerald.com.au/news/great-southern-herald/kojonup-hero-extinguishes-fuel-filled-fire-after-alleged-stolen-ute-high-speed-crash-into-local-petrol-station-c-19870457

Fife Free Press: "YOU GOT YOUR CASH, NOW MAKE YOUR CASE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Allan Crow

Kirkcaldy has moved one more step closer to multi-million pound funding to transform its Town Centre with confirmation from the Prime Minister that the money is coming.
Sir Keir Starmer made the pledge in the House Of Commons on Wednesday - less than three months after Rachel Reeves, Chancellor of the Exchequer, confirmed Kirkcaldy was one of only three UK towns to be given priority.

FULL REPORT: FifeToday.co.uk/news/people/prime-minister-keir-starmers-pledge-on-multi-million-ps-funding-for-kirkcaldy-town-centre-5312222

Morning Star: "'P*** OFF YOU NASTY LUMP'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Andrew Murray

Thousands marched in London to tell Donald Trump he was not welcome in Britain as the United States President was feted by royalty 25 miles away in Windsor at Windsor Castle.
Protests greeted the global leader of the far-right offensive, with four people arrested for projecting an image of Mr Trump with late paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein onto Windsor Castle and a van displaying the same image was later stopped by police.

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/not-our-name-not-our-watch

East Kent Mercury: "SHOCK AFTER WEDDING VENUE SHUTS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Max Chesson

Couples set to be married at a popular Kent wedding venue have been left devastated after the business behind it collapsed into administration.
The Blazing Donkey Country Hotel, near Sandwich – which once snubbed a million-pound deal to house Asylum Seekers – has been forced to close its doors after more than 36 years under the ownership of Richard and Sherry Martin.

FULL REPORT: KentONLINE.co.uk/sandwich/news/our-12k-wedding-is-gone-shock-as-popular-kent-venue-ente-329676

The National: "IS SHARING THIS IMAGE A CRIME?"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Fiona Brown

An advertising van displaying an image of Jeffrey Epstein and United States President Donald Trump together has been confiscated by Metropolitan Police, according to campaigners.
The group Everyone Hates Elon had been displaying the van in Windsor on the morning of Wednesday 17 September 2025 as the American Commander In Chief is in the United Kingdom on a State Visit at the capital's Windsor Castle visiting King Charles and Queen Camilla, accompanied by First Lady Melania Trump.

FULL REPORT: TheNational.SCOT/news/25474015.journalists-detained-ad-van-trump-epstein-picture-seized

State Times (Jammu & Kashmir): "WORLD SAW PAK TERRORIST CRYING, RECOUNTING PLIGHT: MODI"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Raj Daluja

Prime Minister Narendra Modi - on Wednesday - said Indian soldiers brought Pakistan to its knees "in the blink of an eye" during Operation Sindoor and the world saw a terrorist crying, comments coming after terror outfit JEM's commander admitted losses suffered by the family of its chief.

FULL REPORT: StateTimes.IN/world-saw-pak-terrorist-crying-recounting-plight-modi

The Independent: "BRITAIN WHEELS OUT THE WINDSORS TO PLAY ITS ROYAL TRUMP CARD"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jane Dalton

United Kingdom rolled out the finest pageantry for Donald Trump and Melania Trump as King Charles and Queen Camilla welcomed the United States President, and the First Lady, for his historic – and controversial – second State Visit.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales also formed part of the royal charm offensive at Windsor Castle.

FULL REPORT: Independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/trump-windsor-king-queen-state-visit-b2828340.html

Glasgow Times: "BODY OF MISSING GERS FAN FOUND AT LOCH"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ben Waddell

A major investigation has begun after human remains belonging to a missing Glasgow man were found in Loch Lomond.
Graham Wright vanished last month.
Graham Wright was reported missing to Police Scotland on Monday 25 August 2025, after last being seen at approximately 12:00 on Wednesday 20 August 2025 around the Cumberland Street vicinity in the city's Gorbals area.

FULL REPORT: GlasgowTimes.co.uk/news/scottish-news/25474949.major-probe-glasgow-mans-remains-found-loch-lomond

Daily Star: "HAIR TO THE THRONE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Kate Nelson / Claudia Trotman

Keep yer wig on, Orange Manbaby.
It's a bit blowy.
King Charles gave Manbaby Donald Trump a big welcome at Windsor Castle for his hair-storic second State Visit.

FULL REPORT: DailyStar.co.uk/news/latest-news/breaking-trump-lands-uk-ahead-35913778

The Guardian (Australia Edition): "ALMOST 30 STAFF AT ANU HUMANITIES SCHOOL STOP WORK AFTER HEALTH AND SAFETY REPORT WARNS OF SERIOUS HARM"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Caitlin Cassidy

Almost 30 staff at the Australian National University's humanities school have stopped work after an internal report warned of psychological hazards in their workplace related to the institution's restructure.
Workers affected by university restructure advised to ‘remove themselves from the hazardous work environment’ if they believe they are at psychosocial risk.

FULL REPORT: TheGuardian.com/australia-news/2025/sep/17/almost-30-staff-at-anu-humanities-school-stop-work-after-health-and-safety-report-warns-of-serious-harm

Financial Times: "FED CUTS BY QUARTER POINT AND SIGNALS FURTHER REDUCTIONS THIS YEAR"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Claire Jones / Kate Duguid

The Federal Reserve cut Interest Rates by a quarter point for the first time this year.
Fears over Jobs Market.
US Central Bank has signalled further reductions on the back of Labour Party market weakness.
Miran backs bigger move.

FULL REPORT: FT.COM/content/f1d4522b-331e-45d5-b676-24dc5b8e3c92

The Nationalist (Ireland): "SHOCK OVER VIOLENT DEATH OF PENSIONER"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Unlisted

There is a sense of profound shock being felt in Tipperary Town following the death of a pensioner who was assaulted last Friday and has since passed away.
Moving tributes have been paid to Teddy Murnane of St Michael's Avenue, Tipperary Town, a man in his eighties, who passed away at Limerick University Hospital.

FULL REPORT: TipperaryLive.IE/news/tipperary-town/1895035/tipperary-town-pensioner-who-died-after-being-assaulted-was-described-as-a-lovely-neighbour.html

The Yorkshire Post: "STEEL DEAL BLOW FOR STARMER AHEAD OF TALKS WITH TRUMP"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ralph Blackburn

One of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's key objectives for United States President Donald Trump's State Visit looks to have already failed, with reports that the United Kingdom will not be able to secure tariff-free access for its Steel Industry.

FULL REPORT: YorkshirePost.co.uk/news/politics/union-urges-clarity-on-us-steel-tariffs-with-trump-visit-5318911

The West Australian (Australia): "PM'S CHINA SYNDROME"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Andrew Greene

Anthony Albanese's defence treaty meltdown after Beijing envoy's PNG charm mission.
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister has assured Beijing his country place "great importance" on relations with China.

Daily Express: "'MY RESPECT FOR YOU AND BRITAIN'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Emily Ferguson / Rebecca Russell / Hanisha Sethi / Sophia Papamavroudi

President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump were welcomed to the United Kingdom by an impressive display of pomp and pageantry and glittering state banquet at Windsor Castle in London.
President Donald Trump praised Catherine, Princess Of Wales for looking so "so radiant and so healthy" during a speech inside the royal castle.

FULL REPORT: Express.co.uk/news/royal/2109138

Folkestone & Hythe Express: "BIG BACKLASH OVER MUM'S TIKTOK VIDEO"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Brad Harper

A Kent mum at the centre of an online storm says she "absolutely" regrets posting a controversial TikTok video about the murder of United States activist Charlie Kirk – but insists her words have been "totally misconstrued".
Charlotte Hayes has been bombarded with vile threats and even had her business kicked out of the county's largest Indoor Market after she uploaded a clip in the wake of the 31-year-old's death, signing it off with: "Fucking kill them all. Kill them all".

FULL REPORT: KentONLINE.co.uk/folkestone/news/kent-mum-targeted-after-kill-them-all-video-on-charlie-kir-329898

Melton Times: "'GIRL POWER' IN BOWLEY COURT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nick Rennie

Something special is happening in a Melton Mowbray shopping precinct – all the businesses are run by women and they have created their own little community.
The final unit was occupied at the start of this month on Bowley Court, which is a bit of a 'hidden gem' accessed via Sherrard Street or Windsor Street in the Town Centre.

FULL REPORT: MeltonTimes.co.uk/lifestyle/shopping/the-friendly-female-shopkeepers-who-have-created-their-own-community-in-melton-5312149

Albany Advertiser (Australia): "20 YEARS OF DAD'S ABUSE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Mellisa Sheil

A man from Denmark, a father of three who lived in Western Australia, has been jailed for long-term Domestic Violence against his ex-wife and Violent Assault on his teenage son.

FULL REPORT: AlbanyAdvertiser.com.au/news/albany-advertiser/denmark-father-of-three-jailed-for-long-term-domestic-violence-against-ex-wife-violent-assault-of-teen-son-c-19940321

Kentish Express: "SHOPPERS HIT OUT AT OUTLET PARKING FEES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Joe Harbert

Parking charges at one of Kent's most popular shopping destinations have been branded "insulting" after rising for the third time in as many years.
Ashford Designer Outlet, owned by McArthurGlen, has increased its minimum parking fee to £3 for four hours - up from £2.50 last year and £2 the year before.

FULL REPORT: KentONLINE.co.uk/kent/news/it-s-insulting-shoppers-hit-out-at-new-outlet-parking-fee-329737

Tipperary Star (Ireland): "NEIGHBOURS FROM HELL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Unlisted

Rubbish piled up in gardens, parties, assaults and drug dealing at social houses.
More council tenants are seeking transfers over Anti Social Behaviour issues.

Narrogin Observer (Australia): "CRACKER OF A TURNOUT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Geogia Campion

Crowds soaked up the sunny weather as the flocked in droves from around Western Australia for the 2025 Newdegate Machinery Field Days.
Over 300 exhibitors were featured at the Field Days and included a range of displays of seeders, artisanal food products, harvesters, solar panels, clothing and accessories, highland cows, sheep, Kelpie puppies, and food vans.

FULL REPORT: NarroginObserver.com.au/countryman/field-days/in-pictures-people-flock-in-droves-to-2025-newdegate-machinery-field-days-c-19950213

Scottish Daily Mail: "NOT PROVEN VERDICT IS CONSIGNED TO HISTORY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Michael Blackley

Scotland's centuries-old Not Proven verdict is to be abolished following an historic vote by MSPs.
In one of the most radical overhauls of the Criminal Justice System since devolution, new legislation will mean the accused will only be found either guilty or not guilty in court.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-15108503

Daily Mirror: "BACK ON THE STREETS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Martin Fricker

Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner celebrated his freedom by tucking into a McDonald's cheeseburger.
Wearing a burgundy striped shirt and with his hair dishevelled by the wind, he went unnoticed by other diners.

FULL REPORT: Mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/madeleine-mccann-suspect-scoffs-mcdonalds-35921245

The Daily Telegraph: "'ONE IN, ONE OUT' DEAL BLOCKED BY HOME OFFICE-BACKED CHARITY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Charles Hymas / Albert Tait / Danny Shaw

Keir Starmer's deal dealt major blow by temporary last-minute injunction.
Keir Starmer's One In, One Out migrant deal was dealt a major blow after High Court blocked the deportation of an Asylum Seeker to France.

FULL REPORT: Telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/09/16/migrant-deportations-blocked-in-blow-to-starmers-deal

That's all the papers.
News In Brief follows.

NEWS IN BRIEF: Thursday 18 September 2025

Royal Welcome For Trump

King Charles hosted US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania at Windsor Castle with elaborate pageantry, amid growing public anger over the controversial State Visit (Metro (South Edition)).
Petrol Station Hero

A man from Kojonup heroically extinguished a fire at a Petrol Station caused by a stolen vehicle crashing into fuel bowsers, dressed only in shorts and sandals (Great Southern Herald).
Funding Boost For Kirkcaldy

Kirkcaldy has advanced towards multi-million-pound funding for Town Centre regeneration, with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer confirming the allocation in the House Of Commons (Fife Free Press).
Protests Against Trump

Thousands protested in London against US President Donald Trump's State Visit, with arrests made over projections and displays linking him to Jeffrey Epstein, while he was hosted by royalty at Windsor Castle (Morning Star).
Wedding Venue Closure

Couples are devastated after The Blazing Donkey Country Hotel near Sandwich entered administration and closed, ending 36 years under its owners who once rejected housing Asylum Seekers (East Kent Mercury).
Police Seize Protest Van

Campaigners report that Metropolitan Police confiscated an advertising van displaying an image of Jeffrey Epstein and US President Donald Trump during his State Visit to Windsor Castle (The National).
Modi Touts Military Success

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted Indian forces' swift action in Operation Sindoor, noting a Pakistani terrorist's admission of losses and public display of distress (State Times).
Royal Charm Offensive

The UK showcased royal pageantry as King Charles, Queen Camilla, and the Prince and Princess Of Wales welcomed US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania for his second State Visit at Windsor Castle (The Independent).
Missing Man Found Dead

Human remains found in Loch Lomond have been identified as those of missing Glasgow man Graham Wright, prompting a major police investigation into his disappearance last month (Glasgow Times).
Hairy State Visit

King Charles welcomed US President Donald Trump to Windsor Castle for his second State Visit, with humorous references to windy conditions affecting hairstyles (Daily Star).
University Staff Stop Work

Nearly 30 staff at the Australian National University's humanities school have stopped work due to psychological hazards identified in a report linked to the institution's restructure (The Guardian [Australia Edition]).
US Interest Rate Cut

The US Federal Reserve reduced interest rates by a quarter point, signalling further cuts amid concerns over the jobs market and labour weaknesses (Financial Times).
Pensioner's Tragic Death

Shock grips Tipperary Town after pensioner Teddy Murnane died from injuries sustained in an assault, with tributes paid to the elderly resident (The Nationalist).
Steel Tariff Setback

Reports indicate the UK failed to secure tariff-free steel access ahead of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's talks with US President Donald Trump during his State Visit (The Yorkshire Post).
Australia-China Tensions

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces criticism over defence treaty issues following Papua New Guinea's assurances to China on bilateral relations (The West Australian).
Trump Praises Princess

US President Donald Trump praised the Princess Of Wales' appearance during a lavish state banquet at Windsor Castle, expressing respect for Britain amid pomp and pageantry (Daily Express).
TikTok Video Backlash

A Kent mother regrets posting a controversial TikTok video about the murder of US activist Charlie Kirk, leading to threats, business eviction, and claims her words were misconstrued (Folkestone & Hythe Express).
Women-Run Business Hub

All businesses in Melton Mowbray's Bowley Court Shopping Precinct are now run by women, fostering a supportive community in the Town Centre (Melton Times).
Domestic Violence Conviction

A father of three from Denmark has been jailed in Western Australia for prolonged Domestic Violence against his ex-wife and assault on his teenage son (Albany Advertiser).
Outlet Parking Fee Hike

Shoppers criticise escalating parking fees at Ashford Designer Outlet, now £3 for four hours, marking the third increase in as many years (Kentish Express).
Anti Social Behaviour Issues

Tipperary council tenants are increasingly seeking transfers due to Anti Social Behaviour in Social Housing, including rubbish accumulation, parties, assaults, and drug dealing (Tipperary Star).
Field Days Draw Crowds

Thousands attended the 2025 Newdegate Machinery Field Days in Western Australia, featuring over 300 exhibitors with displays ranging from agricultural machinery to artisanal products and animals (Narrogin Observer).
Not Proven Verdict Scrapped

Scotland's Not Proven verdict has been abolished by MSPs in a major criminal justice reform, leaving only Guilty or Not Guilty options in court (Scottish Daily Mail).
McCann Suspect Spotted

Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner, recently freed, was spotted enjoying a McDonald's meal unnoticed by others (Daily Mirror).
Migrant Deal Blocked

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's migrant deal suffered a setback as the High Court blocked an Asylum Seeker's deportation to France due to a last-minute injunction (The Daily Telegraph).

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INFORMING BRITAIN PRESS PREVIEW: THURSDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 2025 | TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY AT INFORMING BRITAIN

10/9/2025

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Welcome to your official rundown of headlines on a selection of Newspapers' Front Pages for Thursday 10 September 2025.

Browse through #IBPapers on 𝕏, and #IBPapers on BlueSky, to keep up with the latest from Informing Britain Papers on Social Media.

This is a selection of newspaper publications from United Kingdom, and around the world.

All papers are from within United Kingdom, unless otherwise stated.

If the leading story is available, links will be provided.

This page will be updated as the headlines come in.

Here are tonight's Page 1 previews.

Metro (South Edition): "RECKLESS PUTIN IS TESTING WEST"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Katie Boyden / Gerana Krasteva

Donald Trump has released his first reaction to the incursion of Russian drones overnight.
In a cryptic post on his Truth Social account, he said: 'What's with Russia violating Poland's airspace with drones? Here we go'.

FULL REPORT: Metro.co.uk/2025/09/10/poland-says-were-closest-conflict-since-wwii-russian-drone-swarm-24126813

Daily Record: "IT'S TIME TO FINALLY AXE NOT PROVEN VERDICT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Sally Hind

Scotland's controversial Not Proven verdict is ready to be axed, the Justice Secretary has declared.
MPs are expected to back Angela Constance's bill next week.

The Yorkshire Post: "VOW ON AIR DEFENCES OVER DRONE INCURSION"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ruby Kitchen

Defence Secretary John Healey is looking to bolster air defences over Poland as he vows that Western alies will stand firm in the face of "unprecedented" attacks.
It comes after Russian drones were shot down by NATO as they violated Polish airspace, in the first defensive action of its kind since Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Glasgow Times: "'SOMEONE'S CHILD WILL BE KILLED'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Amanda Keenan

Furious parents say it is only a matter of time before a child is killed at a dangerous road crossing close to Wallacewell Primary in Glasgow.
They have called on Glasgow City Council to install lights or traffic calming measures at the Stanburn Road and Hillhead Road junction, which links a Housing Estate to Wallacewell Primary.

FULL REPORT: GlasgowTimes.co.uk/news/25456939.glasgow-city-council-fire-school-safety-traffic-fears

Narrogin Observer (Australia): "$2M STATION REFURM IS ON"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Hannah Whitehead

Shire Of Brookton decision to award $2million to restore Brookton heritage Railway Station met with silence.
After three years of heated debate, the Shire Of Brookton has finally awarded the tender to refurbish the local heritage Railway Station.

FULL REPORT: NarroginObserver.com.au/news/narrogin-observer/shire-of-brookton-decision-to-award-2m-tender-to-restore-brookton-heritage-railway-station-met-with-silence-c-19895197

Narrogin Observer (Australia) [SPORT/BACK PAGE]: "DOG'S DELIGHT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Hannah Whitehead

Warriors celebrate league premiership victory after outlasting Hawks in an absorbing Grand Final.

FULL REPORT: NarroginObserver.com.au/news/narrogin-observer/ugsfl-2025-warriors-celebrating-league-premiership-victory-after-outlasting-hawks-in-absorbing-grand-final-c-19958310

City AM: "MANDELSON'S EPSTEIN LINKS COME BACK TO HAUNT STARMER"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ali Lyon / Mauricio Alencar

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer was under growing pressure to sack Lord Mandelson as the United Kingdom's ambassador to the United States after a string of revelations concerning the top diplomat's relationship with paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.

FULL REPORT: CityAM.com/starmer-backs-mandelson-amid-calls-for-his-sacking

Andytown News (Ireland): "LOYALIST BANDS' INSULT TO FUNDERS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Conor McParland

Bands take part in parade for sectarian killer, despite £30,000 funding.
Three loyalist bands have given a two-fingered salute to The Arts Council by taking part in a tribute for sectarian killer Brian Robinson.

The Daily Telegraph: "FIGHT ON, MANDELSON TOLD JAILED EPSTEIN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Robert Mendick / Connor Stringer / Ben Riley Smith

Lord Mandelson advised Jeffrey Epstein to fight for early release after the financier was convicted of child prostitution, leaked emails reveal.
The Labour Party peer consoled and counselled Jeffrey Epstein while he was being investigated for child sex crimes in messages exchanged between the pair.

FULL REPORT: Telegraph.co.uk/us/politics/2025/09/10/mandelson-epstein-early-release-emails-revealed

The Weekly Journal (Puerto Rico / Caribbean): "PUERTO RICAN APA PRESIDENT URGES ACTION ON MENTAL HEALTH"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Enrique Muchacho

The expert urged a multidisciplinary approach to treating post-traumatic stress after Hurricane Maria.
Theresa Miskimen Rivera, a native of Mayagüez, is the first Puerto Rican to lead the American Psychiatric Association (APA). During her most recent visit to Puerto Rico, she urged a "multidisciplinary" approach to supporting people experiencing post-traumatic stress since Hurricane Maria in 2017.

FULL REPORT: WJournalPR.com/top-stories/puerto-rican-apa-president-urges-action-on-mental-health/article_600aa8bb-c3f2-4d58-a754-690fe7791237.html

Morning Star: "TUC: CRACKDOWN ON GAZA PROTESTS IS 'ABSOLUTE DISGRACE'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Berny Torre

Trade Unionists branded the Palestine Action ban a "significant abuse" of counter terror powers and the "heavy-handed" mass arrests of pensioners protesting against it an "absolute disgrace".

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/genocide-plain-sight

Morning Star (Sport/Back Page): "TUCHEL CHALLENGES PLAYERS TO BUILD ON SERBIA VICTORY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Unlisted

Thomas Tuchel challenged England's players to build on their five star display in Serbia after an impressive September Summer Camp increased competition for a FIFA World Cup spot.

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/thomas-tuchel-challenges-england-build-five-star-display-against-serbia

The West Australian (Australia): "SORRY DAY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Katina Curtis / Jessica Page / Charlton Hart

Sussan Ley has dumped Jacinta Nampijinpa Price from the Shadow Ministry for refusing to back her leadership a week after The Senator's comments about Indian migrants sparked outrage.

FULL REPORT: TheWest.com.au/politics/federal-politics/jacinta-price-makes-no-apology-over-indian-migrants-comment-and-refuses-to-support-liberal-leader-sussan-ley-c-19969087

The West Australian (Australia) [SPORT/BACK PAGE]: "GOSPEL OF LUKE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ryan Daniels

Luke Jackson's exit meeting has come and gone at Fremantle Dockers, with no trade request tabled by the ruckman.
His exit meeting centred around clarity on what his role will look like going into 2026.
The Australian Rules football player wants to embed himself in midfield role after Fremantle Dockers exit meeting.

FULL REPORT: TheWest.com.au/sport/fremantle-dockers/fremantle-ruck-luke-jackson-wants-to-embed-himself-in-midfield-role-after-dockers-exit-meeting--c-19977093

The Scotsman: "UK PLANS TO MASS PRODUCE NEW DRONES TO HELP UKRAINE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Martyn McLaughlin

The UK will mass produce cutting-edge interceptor drone to help Ukraine fight off Russian aerial attacks following an unprecedented violation of Polish airspace that experts say will lead to the "substantial" NATO reinforcement.

Arab News (Saudi Arabia): "KINGDOM REJECTS ISRAELI ATTACKS IN THE REGION: CROWN PRINCE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Unlisted

Saudi Arabia rejects and condemns Israeli attacks in the region, including the "brutal aggression" against Qatar on Tuesday, Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman said.

FULL REPORT: ArabNews.com/node/2614819

Fife Free Press: "NEW ERA FOR INSTITUTE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Allan Crow

Work starts on landmark High Street building.
The People's Institute in Kirkcaldy, a historic C-Listed landmark at 1 Glasswork Street, has begun renovations after being closed for five years.
Established in 1865 as part of the temperance movement, it promoted social equality, education, and recreation without alcohol, and was Kirkcaldy's first club to ensure gender equality.

FULL REPORT: http://FifeToday.co.uk/news/people/inside-the-peoples-institute-as-work-starts-in-kirkcaldy-landmark-after-five-year-closure-5310781

Albany Advertiser (Australia): "SALTY SOLUTION"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Claire Middleton

Environmental campaigner Tony Harrison is heading to Albany's weekend markets to gather signatures for a petition he hopes will persuade Winter Corporation to recycle brine produced at a possible Desalination Plant.

Reading Today: "MURDER INVESTIGATION LAUNCHED"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Unlisted

Thames Valley Police's Major Crime Unit has launched a murder investigation following the death of a woman in Reading.
Officers were called to a stabbing at an address on the A4 London Road at around 14:35.

FULL REPORT: RDG.Today/murder-investigation-launched-into-stabbing-of-woman-in-reading

Daily Express: "WHEN HARRY FINALLY MET HIS FATHER AGAIN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Emily Ferguson

Prince Harry met his father last night for the first time in 19 months, boosting reconciliation hopes.
The King hosted a 55-minute private tea for his estranged younger son in his London home.

FULL REPORT: Express.co.uk/news/royal/2106983

Great Southern Herald (Australia): "HERE TO HELP"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Hannah Whitehead

New Palmerston Katanning office provides access to crucial resources.
The official opening of Palmerston Katanning office will provide accessible and fundamental services for residents struggling with Substance Abuse, violence, homelessness, and Mental Health Issues.

FULL REPORT: GSHerald.com.au/news/great-southern-herald/new-palmerston-katanning-office-provides-access-to-crucial-resources-for-mental-health-drug-alcohol-issues-c-19921490

Great Southern Herald (Australia) [SPORT/BACK PAGE]: "LAST-GASP WIN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Cameron Newbold / Hannah Whitehead

Flag at last for Wickepin after UGSFL Grand Final glory.
Wickepin ended years of Grand Final pain, as they broke through for a long-awaited Upper Great Southern Football League premiership.

FULL REPORT: GSHerald.com.au/news/narrogin-observer/ugsfl-2025-warriors-celebrating-league-premiership-victory-after-outlasting-hawks-in-absorbing-grand-final-c-19958310

Daily Star: "WHEN HARRY MET CHARLIE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Kate Nelson

Prince Harry met King Charles for the first time in 19 months.
They appeared to bury the hatchet over a 55-minute tea.

FULL REPORT: DailyStar.co.uk/news/latest-news/breaking-prince-harry-arrives-face-35883488

The Times: "STARMER REFUSES TO SACK MANDELSON AS US ENVOY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Chris Smyth / Tom Ball / Steven Swinford / Josie Ensor / Katy Balls

Sir Keir Starmer is resisting pressure to sack Lord Mandelson as ambassador to the US after further revelations about his relationship with the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

FULL REPORT: TheTimes.com/uk/politics/article/starmer-stands-by-mandelson-after-release-of-epstein-birthday-book-399w85m95

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INFORMING BRITAIN PRESS PREVIEW: THURSDAY 04 SEPTEMBER 2025 | TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY AT INFORMING BRITAIN

3/9/2025

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Welcome to your official rundown of headlines on a selection of Newspapers' Front Pages for Thursday 04 September 2025.

Browse through #IBPapers on 𝕏, and #IBPapers on BlueSky, to keep up with the latest from Informing Britain Papers on Social Media.

This is a selection of newspaper publications from United Kingdom, it may not be all of the Front Pages.

If the leading story is available, links will be provided.

This page will be updated as the headlines come in.

Here are tonight's Page 1 previews.

The Times: "RAYNER ON BRINK AFTER STAMP DUTY ADMISSION"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Steven Swinford / Geraldine Scott / Aubrey Allegretti

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has fought bitterly to shield her relationships from scrutiny, but her conduct may yet derail her seemingly unstoppable rise.

FULL REPORT: TheTimes.com/uk/politics/article/how-angela-rayners-private-life-finally-brought-her-to-the-brink-52rj0zdks

Knutsford Guardian: "FOOD HALL PLAN FOR LISTED SITE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Belinda Ryan

New plans have been submitted to convert the historic Marshall House in Knutsford into a hybrid-style food hall and bar.

FULL REPORT: KnutsfordGuardian.co.uk/news/25434541.new-food-hall-bar-plans-marshall-house-knutsford

The National: "SCOTLAND VOTES TO BOYCOTT ISRAEL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Steph Brawn

Israel and companies complicit in genocide will face package of actions.
MSPS have voted for a full boycott of the state of Israel and companies complicit in genocide following a debate in the Scottish Parliament.

FULL REPORT: TheNational.SCOT/news/25439517.msps-vote-full-boycott-israel

Great Southern Herald (Australia): "CO-OP FINED OVER DEATH"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jacki Elezovich

The Western Australian Meat Marketing Co-Operative has been fined more than half a million dollars after the death of a worker at its Katanning abattoir in 2022.

Daily Star: "ANGELA BLAMER"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Will Stone

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner's political future is in doubt after she admitted she did not pay enough tax on her second home.

The Bolton News: "BUSINESS HUB IS OPEN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Joe Harrigan

A key regeneration site in the heart of the Town Centre has opened for business after having been expected to fully open around a year ago.
The Wellsprings, just opposite the Town Hall, has been renovated since The Bolton News left the offices in the Summer of 2022, moving to nearby Knowsley House.

FULL REPORT: TheBoltonNews.co.uk/news/25431714.wellsprings-bolton-town-centre-opens-business

Daily Express: "'IF PM HAD BACKBONE HE WOULD SACK HER'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Martyn Brown

Sir Keir Starmer is under mounting pressure to sack Angela Rayner after she confessed to not paying enough tax on her second home.
The Deputy Prime Minister's political career is hanging by a thread.

Tyldesley And Atherton Leigh Journal: "LET'S IMPROVE OUR TOWN CENTRE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Conal Cunningham

A group of passionate people from Leigh have teamed up to improve the Town Centre.

FULL REPORT: LeighJournal.co.uk/news/25423142.leigh-businesses-team-improve-town-centre

Daily Mirror: "ANDREW ACCUSER'S FAMILY: WE'LL KEEP FIGHTING"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Christopher Bucktin

Prince Andrew's Sex Abuse accuser will not be silencecd, her brother warned.
Sky Roberts, whose sister Virginia Giuffre died in April called for files on Jeffrey Epstein to be released.

FULL REPORT: Mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/epstein-files-live-prince-andrew-35841666

Glasgow Times: "DATING SITE RAPIST UNMASKED"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Grant McCabe

A dating site rapist who staged his own death, then fled the country, has been convicted of attacks on two women.
James Clacher preyed on his victims in their own homes during the crimes in 2019 and 2020.

FULL REPORT: GlasgowTimes.co.uk/news/scottish-news/25439120.dating-site-rapist-staged-death-unmasked

Scottish Daily Mail: "SNP'S 'GESTURE POLITICS' ON GAZA"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Tom Gordon

John Swinney was yesterday accused of ignoring Scotland's problems in favour of virtue signalling about Gaza.
The First Minister said he could not ignore warnings that Benjamin Netanyahu's Government was behind a genocide in the region.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-15062817

Northwich & Winsford Guardian: "BOY, 12, DIES IN PLAY PARK"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Barbara Jordan / Jack Tooth

A teenage boy has been arrested after a 12-year-old boy died in a tragic incident at a Winsford play park.
Logan Carter died on Friday, August 29, following a fall from a playground roundabout at Wharton Recreation Ground.

FULL REPORT: NorthwichGuardian.co.uk/news/25433484.boy-13-arrested-logan-carter-tragically-died-wharton-park

Daily Mail: "IS STARMER SO SPINELESS THAT HE WON'T SACK HIS DEPUTY PM (AND HOUSING SECRETARY!) WHO DODGED £40,000 IN STAMP DUTY?"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jason Groves

Angela Rayner is fighting to save her political career after confessing to dodging up to £40,000 in tax.
Kemi Badenoch urged Keir Starmer to grow a 'backbone' and sack his deputy after she finally admitted failing to pay the full Stamp Duty due on a luxury £800,000 second home in Hove.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-15063159

Fife Free Press: "RECORD BREAKER"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Allan Crow

A Kirkcaldy singer's biggest ever gig in his home town has smashed Box Office records.
Every single ticket for Billy Reekie's show at the Adam Smith Theatre next month was snapped up little more than eight minutes.

FULL REPORT: FifeToday.co.uk/news/people/second-date-added-as-billy-reekies-kirkcaldy-gig-sets-box-office-record-5289372

The Daily Telegraph: "I DIDN'T PAY THE RIGHT TAX, BUT IT'S STILL NOT MY FAULT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Robert Mendick / Ben Riley Smith / Dominic Penna

Angela Rayner has admitted that she did not pay enough tax on her second home.
Deputy Prime Minister says she made a 'mistake' and has referred herself to the Standards Commissioner.

FULL REPORT: Telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/09/03/angela-rayner-admits-to-tax-dodge-on-second-homes

The Oldham Times: "TENSIONS RISE AT REFUGEE PROTEST"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Sofia Fedeczko

Protestors gathered outside a hotel in Oldham, where they were met by counter protestors from the campaign group Stand Up To Racism.

FULL REPORT: TheOldhamTimes.co.uk/news/25428737.protestors-counter-protestors-meet-oldham-refugee-hotel

Narrogin Observer (Australia): "COLOURFUL COMMUNITY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Hannah Whitehead

A community effort led by large-scale artist Jerome Davenport transformed the Arts Narrogin eastern wall with a colourful mural over three days.
The mural painting workshop extended from Davenport’s esteemed 300sqm Narrogin Regional Leisure Centre painting that was unveiled on 14 December last year.

FULL REPORT: NarroginObserver.com.au/news/narrogin-observer/mural-painting-workshop-with-infamous-large-scale-artist-jerome-davenport-arts-narrogin-wall-transformation-c-19864662

Melton Times: "'PLEASE SAVE ST. MARY'S'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nick Rennie

Tears were shed and powerful speeches delivered on Saturday (30 August 2025) as hundreds of people turned out to show just what Melton Mowbray's baby unit means to the community.
Campaigners were joined by families who have had generations of babies born at St. Mary's Birth Centre in a march through the Town Centre followed by a passionate rally at a park in Leicestershire.

FULL REPORT: MeltonTimes.co.uk/lifestyle/family-and-parenting/hundreds-attend-emotional-campaign-event-to-keep-meltons-baby-unit-open-5296440

St. Helens Star: "OUR 'DEFINING MOMENT'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Conal Cunningham

St. Helens' landmark Town Centre regeneration scheme has taken another huge step forward following the granting of reserved matters planning consent for phase one development proposals – which pave the way for construction work to begin on an ambitious transformation.

FULL REPORT: StHelensStar.co.uk/news/25436754.st-helens-town-centre-redevelopment-takes-another-step-forward

The Guardian: "RAYNER IN PERIL AFTER ADMITTING SHE UNDERPAID STAMP DUTY ON FLAT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Pippa Crerar

Angela Rayner has admitted she underpaid Stamp Duty on her £800,000 seaside flat, after coming under intense pressure to be more transparent about her property arrangements.

FULL REPORT: TheGuardian.com/politics/2025/sep/03/angela-rayner-admits-underpaying-stamp-duty-on-800000-seaside-flat

The Yorkshire Post: "REEVES TO KEEP TIGHT GRIP ON UK SPENDING"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Grace Hammond

Rachel Reeves has acknowledged the economy is "not working well enough" and promised a "tight grip" on spending in her Autumn Budget, which she will deliver on 26 November.

State Times (Jammu & Kashmir): "CM REVIEWS RAIN SITUATION IN J&K, DIRECTS ADMIN TO INTENSIFY GROUND RESPONSE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Unlisted

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday convened an emergency meeting to review the situation arising from incessant rains across Jammu and Kashmir.
Schools shut in Jammu & Kashmir.

FULL REPORT: StateTimes.IN/cm-reviews-rain-situation-in-jk-directs-admin-to-intensify-ground-response

Lancashire Telegraph: "ASYLUM SEEKER HOME RUMOURS ARE DISMISSED"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Shuiab Khan

Rumours that 150 Asylum Seekers were moving into a building in Blackburn are unfounded after concerns were raised.

The Scotsman: "SWINNEY CUTS CASH FOR ARMS FIRMS WHICH SUPPLY ISRAEL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Alastair Grant

Funding for arms companies supplying Israel will be halted, John Swinney announced, as he lifted a long-standing ban on taxpayer support for munitions.

FULL REPORT: Scotsman.com/news/politics/snp-halts-cash-for-arms-firms-supplying-israel-as-munitions-ban-lifted-5301828

Warrington Guardian: "'SCHOOL PHONE BAN WILL SAVE LIVES'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Lois Dean

The mother of murdered schoolgirl Brianna Ghey has launched a campaign for a satutory phone ban in schools.
Esther Ghey says school phone ban 'would have really helped' daughter Brianna.

FULL REPORT: WarringtonGuardian.co.uk/news/national/25436557.esther-ghey-says-school-phone-ban-would-really-helped-daughter-brianna

The Independent: "SO WILL SHE RESIGN? RAYNER ADMITS: I DID NOT PAY ENOUGH TAX"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Archie Mitchell / Millie Cooke / David Maddox

Angela Rayner is fighting for her political future after admitting she failed to pay £40,000 in tax when purchasing a property.

FULL REPORT: Independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/angela-rayner-stamp-duty-flat-b2819194.html

The Messenger: "BUILDING THE FUTURE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nick Jackson

A developer behind the £2billion Trafford Waters scheme that will ultimately deliver 3,000 new homes says construction has begun on the first phase of 113 properties.
X1 Developments has announced that 79 of the homes off Trafford Way amid the site of the huge regneration project have been sold.

FULL REPORT: MessengerNewspapers.co.uk/news/25432927.construction-begins-giant-trafford-waters-development

Daily Record: "RAYNER: IT'S ALL FOR MY KIDS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Lizzy Buchan

Angela Rayner has blamed her tax underpayment on an honest mistake as she tried to help her disabled son.

FULL REPORT: DailyRecord.co.uk/news/politics/angela-rayner-admits-not-pay-35840380

The West Australian (Australia): "USEFUL IDIOT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Katina Curtis

Former Labor premier Daniel Andrews took centre stage with the world's most notorious dictators - Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un - at China's military parade.

Bury Times: "MAN TELLS OF HIS 'TERRIFYING' BLAZE ORDEAL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Eoin McCaul

Rick Cullen has spoken of the terrifying ordeal when the hotel he and his family were staying at in Spain caught fire.
It was the BelleVue Bonita and Club Resort in Majorca.

Metro (South Edition): "A NO RAYNER"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Noora Mykkanen

The Conservative Party have said that Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner's excuse that she underpaid Stamp Duty on her second home after taking incorrect legal advice doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

FULL REPORT: Metro.co.uk/2025/09/03/angela-rayner-admits-underpaid-stamp-duty-800-000-flat-24064989

Arab News (Saudi Arabia): "WEST BANK ANNEXATION A 'RED LINE'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Agence France-Presse / Associated Press / Reuters

Israel's Far-Right finance minister said on Wednesday that maps were being drawn up for annexing territory in the occupied West Bank, land the Palestinians seek for a state, although it was unclear if he had Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's support.

FULL REPORT: ArabNews.com/node/2614044

Edinburgh Evening News: "PHONE BAN IN PRIMARIES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Joe Sullivan

Mobile Phones are to be banned in Primary Schools across the Northern Capital as a teacher described trying to teach with them around as like being in "a casino full of cocaine".

FULL REPORT: EdinburghNews.Scotsman.com/news/mobile-phones-ban-to-come-into-force-in-edinburghs-primary-schools-following-consultation-5302014

Financial Times: "RAYNER FIGHTS FOR POLITICAL SURVIVAL AFTER ADMITTING TO STAMP DUTY UNDERPAYMENT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jim Pickard / George Parker / Martin Arnold

Days of denials reversed.
Keir Starmer is 'proud' of his deputy.
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is battling for her political survival after admitting she underpaid Stamp Duty on the purchase of an £800,000 seaside property following days of denial.
Lower tax raid levied.
Ethics aid to probe.

FULL REPORT: FT.COM/content/c67f9ec0-51f8-44d8-9075-0bfe13e49cb5

Morning Star: "TAX BANKS SAYS TUC"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Berny Torre

Various Unions have urged The Labour Party's Government to show their promises are more than a slogan with 35 per cent backing profit tax that would wipe away Great Britain's financial black hole by raising £50 billion over four years.
Paul Nowak (General Secretary for TUC) called on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to impose the Windfall Tax alongside increased levies on online gambling sites and assets above £10 million in the upcoming Autumn Budget, later this year.

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/UNIONS-URGE-LABOUR-SHOW-ITS-PROMISES-ARE-MORE-SLOGAN

That's all the papers.
News In Brief follows.

NEWS IN BRIEF: Thursday 04 September 2025

Rayner Faces Crisis Over Tax Admission

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is on the brink after admitting to a stamp duty underpayment on her second home, amid scrutiny over her relationships and conduct. (The Times)
Knutsford’s Historic Site Set For Food Hall Revamp

New plans have been submitted to convert the historic Marshall House in Knutsford into a hybrid food hall and bar. (Knutsford Guardian)
Scotland Votes For Israel Boycott

MSPs have voted for a full boycott of Israel and companies complicit in genocide, imposing a package of actions following a parliamentary debate. (The National)
Australian Co-Op Fined After Worker’s Death

The Western Australian Meat Marketing Co-Operative has been fined over half a million dollars following the death of a worker at its Katanning abattoir in 2022. (Great Southern Herald)
Rayner's Political Future in Doubt

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner's political future is in doubt after admitting she did not pay enough tax on her second home. (Daily Star)
Bolton's Wellsprings Hub Opens After Delay

The Wellsprings business hub in Bolton's Town Centre has opened after renovations, delayed from its expected launch a year ago, following the departure of The Bolton News in summer 2022. (The Bolton News)
Pressure Mounts On Starmer To Sack Rayner

Sir Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to sack Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner after she confessed to not paying enough tax on her second home, leaving her career hanging by a thread. (Daily Express)
Leigh Residents Rally To Revive Town Centre

A group of passionate residents from Leigh have teamed up to improve the Town Centre. (Tyldesley And Atherton Leigh Journal)
Giuffre's Family Vows To Fight On

The family of Prince Andrew's sex abuse accuser Virginia Giuffre, who died in April, vows to continue fighting and calls for the release of The Jeffrey Epstein Files. (Daily Mirror)
Dating Site Rapist Convicted After Faking Death

Dating site rapist James Clacher, who staged his own death and fled the country, has been convicted of attacks on two women in their homes in 2019 and 2020. (Glasgow Times)
Swinney Criticised For Gaza 'Gesture Politics': John Swinney has been accused of 'gesture politics' on Gaza, ignoring Scotland's problems while claiming he cannot overlook warnings of genocide by Benjamin Netanyahu's government. (Scottish Daily Mail)
Teen Arrested After Boy's Death In Play Park

A 13-year-old boy has been arrested after 12-year-old Logan Carter died following a fall from a playground roundabout at Wharton Recreation Ground in Winsford. (Northwich & Winsford Guardian)
Rayner Slammed For £40,000 Tax Dodge

Angela Rayner is fighting to save her career after confessing to dodging up to £40,000 in Stamp Duty on an £800,000 second home in Hove, with Kemi Badenoch urging Keir Starmer to sack her. (Daily Mail)
Kirkcaldy Singer Breaks Box Office Records

Kirkcaldy singer Billy Reekie's upcoming hometown gig at the Adam Smith Theatre has broken Box Office records, with all tickets sold in just over eight minutes. (Fife Free Press)
Rayner Admits Tax Error, Refers To Commissioner

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has admitted not paying enough tax on her second home, calling it a 'mistake' and referring herself to the Standards Commissioner. (The Daily Telegraph)
Oldham Refugee Protest Sparks Tensions

Tensions rose at a refugee protest outside a hotel in Oldham, where demonstrators were met by counter-protesters from Stand Up To Racism. (The Oldham Times)
Narrogin Wall Transformed by Community Mural

A community effort led by artist Jerome Davenport has transformed the Arts Narrogin eastern wall with a colourful mural, building on his previous 300sqm painting at the Leisure Centre. (Narrogin Observer)
St. Helens Regeneration Takes Major Step Forward

St. Helens' Town Centre regeneration scheme has advanced significantly with reserved matters planning consent granted for phase one, paving the way for construction. (St. Helens Star)
Rayner Under Fire For Stamp Duty Underpayment

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has admitted underpaying Stamp Duty on her £800,000 seaside flat amid pressure for transparency on her property arrangements. (The Guardian)
Reeves Promises Tight Budget Control

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has promised a 'tight grip' on spending in her Autumn Budget on 26 November, acknowledging the economy is 'not working well enough'. (The Yorkshire Post)
J&K Chief Minister Tackles Rain Crisis

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah reviewed the situation from incessant rains in Jammu and Kashmir, directing intensified ground response and closing schools. (State Times)
Blackburn Asylum Seeker Rumours Quashed

Rumours of 150 Asylum Seekers moving into a Blackburn building have been dismissed as unfounded following local concerns. (Lancashire Telegraph)
Swinney Halts Funding For Israel Arms Firms

Scottish First Minister John Swinney has announced funding cuts for arms companies supplying Israel, while lifting a long-standing ban on taxpayer support for munitions. (The Scotsman)
Brianna Ghey's Mother Backs School Phone Ban

Esther Ghey, mother of murdered schoolgirl Brianna Ghey, has launched a campaign for a statutory phone ban in schools, stating it 'would have really helped' her daughter. (Warrington Guardian)
Rayner Fights for Political Survival Over Tax Row

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is fighting for her political future after admitting she failed to pay £40,000 in tax on a property purchase. (The Independent)
Trafford Waters Begins First Phase Construction

Construction has begun on the first phase of 113 homes at the £2bn Trafford Waters scheme, with 79 already sold, as part of a major regeneration delivering 3,000 new homes. (The Messenger)
Rayner Blames Tax Error On Son's Needs: Angela Rayner has blamed her tax underpayment on an honest mistake made while trying to help her disabled son. (Daily Record)
Andrews Joins Dictators At China Parade

Former Labor premier Daniel Andrews appeared alongside Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un at China's military parade, labelled a 'useful idiot'. (The West Australian)
Family's Terror In Majorca Hotel Fire

Rick Cullen described the terrifying ordeal when the BelleVue Bonita and Club Resort in Majorca, where he and his family were staying, caught fire. (Bury Times)
Tories Slam Rayner's Tax Excuse

The Conservatives claim Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner's excuse for underpaying Stamp Duty on her second home, due to incorrect legal advice, does not hold up. (Metro)
Israel's West Bank Annexation Plans Escalate

Israel’s Far Right finance minister stated maps are being drawn for annexing West Bank territory, calling it a 'red line', though unclear if supported by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. (Arab News)
Edinburgh Bans Phones In Primary Schools

Mobile Phones are to be banned in primary schools across Edinburgh, with a teacher likening teaching with them to being in 'a casino full of cocaine'. (Edinburgh Evening News)
TUC Pushes for Bank Profit Tax

Unions, via TUC general secretary Paul Nowak, urge a 35% bank profit tax to raise £50bn over four years, plus levies on Online Gambling and assets over £10m, in the Autumn Budget. (Morning Star)
Rayner's Stamp Duty Scandal Threatens Career

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is battling for survival after admitting Stamp Duty underpayment on an £800,000 property, reversing denials, with Keir Starmer expressing pride in her. (Financial Times)
Melton Mowbray Rallies To Save Birth Centre

Hundreds marched in Melton Mowbray to save St. Mary’s Birth Centre, with emotional speeches highlighting its importance to families over generations. (Melton Times)

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INFORMING BRITAIN PRESS PREVIEW: THURSDAY 28 AUGUST 2025 | TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY AT INFORMING BRITAIN

27/8/2025

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Welcome to your official rundown of headlines on a selection of Newspapers' Front Pages for Thursday 28 August 2025.

Browse through #IBPapers on 𝕏, and #IBPapers on BlueSky, to keep up with the latest from Informing Britain Papers on Social Media.

This is a selection of newspaper publications from United Kingdom, it may not be all of the Front Pages.

If the leading story is available, links will be provided.

This page will be updated as the headlines come in.

Here are tonight's Page 1 previews.

Financial Times: "CHINA PUSHES TO TRIPLE HIGH-END CHIP OUTPUT AS AI RACE WITH US INTENSIFIES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Zijing Wu

Three plants to open next year.
China's chipmakers are seeking to triple the country's total output of Artificial Intelligence.
Nvidia export ban spurs action.
DeepSeek bid to set standards.

FULL REPORT: FT.COM/content/d7a2ecb4-9829-4cfe-819f-cd9ba4dd2d96

Metro (South Edition): "FROM HERO TO KEIR LOW"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Craig Munro

The Labour Party has sunk to their lowest approval rating under Sir Keir Starmer, just 13 months after his landslide General Election win.
Only 20% would vote for The Labour Party.

Reading Today: "CHAPPELL ROAN STUNS FANS AT READING FESTIVAL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Andy Preston

Reading Festival kicked off for the 2025 edition with a plethora of huge acts taking to the various stages.
Crowds were treated to the likes of The Kooks, Bloc Party and Alessi Rose on the main stage, while Still Woozy and Soft Play lit up the Chevron Stage.
Chappell Roan attracted a huge crowd as she co-headlined the main stage and had the crowd singing along to her pop hits before the night was rounded off by Hozier.

FULL REPORT: RDG.Today/picture-gallery-chappell-roan-the-kooks-soft-play-alessi-rose-bloc-party-at-reading-festival-2025

Metro (North Edition): "REFORM MSP BULLYING ROW"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Craig Stuart

Graham Simpson - a Conservative Party MSP who defected to Reform UK - was immediately caught up in a row with his former group after he was accused of bullying a young female member of staff.

The West Australian (Australia): "THE SENATOR STRIKES BACK"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Unlisted

Lies, conspiracy and a pay-out.
Linda Reynolds has won her bitter and costly defamation action against Brittany Higgins.
The epic saga continues.

Fife Free Press: "PUT OUR STEEPLE BACK!"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Allan Crow

Burntisland's missing steeple: the funding and frustrations trying to restore a town landmark.
A distinctive landmark has been missing from Burntisland's skyline for well over a decade - and the town wants its back.
The steeple was the focal point of the Burgh Chambers on the High Street.

FULL REPORT: FifeToday.co.uk/news/people/burntislands-missing-steeple-the-funding-and-frustrations-trying-to-restore-a-town-landmark-5289260

Albany Advertiser (Australia): "A TOAST TO LONGEVITY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Unlisted

Nestled deep among the rolling farmland and trees of The Great Southern are a family who for three generations have been making wine in their quest to put their tiny town on the international viticulture map.

Morning Star: "ENERGY BILLS TO RISE AGAIN IN SHOCK HIKE FOR MILLIONS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Berny Torre

Labour was urged to reform energy pricing as Unions and campaigners warned that a surprise 2 per cent rise in bills will hit 12 million homes in fuel poverty.

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/never-ending-cost-living-crisis

The Guardian (Australia): "IN IDYLLIC POREPUNKAH, A MANHUNT THIS HUGE FEELS 'SURREAL' - AND THE ALLEGED KILLER COULD BE ANYWHERE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Catie McLeod

A peaceful Victoria town has been rocked by the fatal shootings of two police officers, leaving locals shuttered indoors and police scouring bushland for the suspect

FULL REPORT: FT.COM/content/d7a2ecb4-9829-4cfe-819f-cd9ba4dd2d96

The Daily Telegraph: "WEIGHT-LOSS JABS PULLED AHEAD OF PRICE SURGE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Hannah Boland

One of the world’s biggest drugmakers has halted the sale of weight-loss jabs to the United Kingdom as patients race to beat a looming 170pc price rise.
Eli Lilly has introduced a temporary pause on orders of Mounjaro to cope with soaring demand, meaning pharmacies will not be able to buy more injections at the current lower price.

FULL REPORT: Telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/08/27/drugmaker-pauses-uk-sales-of-weight-loss-jab-mounjaro

Glasgow Times: "'MY BUSINESS IS ON THE LINE AFTER COUNCIL CRASH'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ava Whyte

An award-winning business said their food truck will be off the road for a year after a Glasgow City Council lorry crashed into it.
Planet G has been without an outlet since December.

Daily Mail: "WIND FARMS HIKE YOUR ENERGY BILL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: John-Paul Ford Rojas / Jason Groves

Ed Miliband's Net Zero 'lunacy' was blamed for a shock rise in energy bills that will see millions of households pay more this Winter.
Regulator Ofgem said 'policy costs' imposed by the energy secretary have contributed to the price cap rising at double the rate forecast by industry analysts.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-15038097

The Guardian: "ONE-THIRD OF WOUNDED IN GAZA ARE CHILDREN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jason Burke

A third of Out Patients treated for wounds at MSF’s Gaza hospitals in 2024 were children, figures show.
Children under 15 years old made up almost a third of outpatients treated for wounds in field hospitals run by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Gaza last year, statistics published in The Lancet reveal.

FULL REPORT: TheGuardian.com/world/2025/aug/27/children-make-up-third-of-outpatients-in-msf-hospitals-in-gaza-statistics-show

Daily Mirror: "FLIP FLOP FARAGE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Dave Burke / Lizzy Buchan

Nigel Farage's deportation plans take puzzling twist after women and children remark.
Nigel Farage's immigration plans were in tatters after he U-turned on sending women with kids back home.
Nigel Farage claimed he was 'clear' that women and children would not be deported in the first five years of a Reform government - 24 hours after his sidekick said the opposite.

FULL REPORT: Mirror.co.uk/news/politics/nigel-farages-deportation-plans-take-35801030

The Scotsman: "FARAGE: TORIES FACE WIPE OUT IN SCOTLAND"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Alistair Grant

Nigel Farage has told The Conservative Party they face being wiped out in Scotland as he welcomed the first direct defection of the party's MSPs to Reform UK.

FULL REPORT: Scotsman.com/news/politics/scottish-tory-msp-graham-simpson-defects-to-nigel-farages-reform-in-huge-blow-for-russell-findlay-5290021

The Times: "REEVES EYES TAX RAID ON LANDLORDS TO RAISE £2BN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Aubrey Allegretti

The Treasury are considering a Tax increase for landlords in an attempt to boost revenue by targeting "unearned income" in Rachel Reeves' budget.

Daily Star: "I LOVE TAYLOR"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jerry Lawton

Two-faced Taylor Swift hater Donald Trump has changed his tune.
He says she's terrific - now she's set to wed Travis Kelce.

Scottish Daily Mail: "WIND FARMS HIKE YOUR ENERGY BILL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: John-Paul Ford Rojas / Jason Groves

Ed Miliband's Net Zero 'lunacy' was blamed for a shock rise in energy bills that will see millions of households pay more this Winter.
Regulator Ofgem said 'policy costs' imposed by the energy secretary have contributed to the price cap rising at double the rate forecast by industry analysts.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-15038097

Daily Express: "OAPS PAY PRICE FOR SWITCH TO WIND FARMS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Martyn Brown / Katie Elliott

The Labour Party was accused of waging a new war on the elderly with their green agenda blamed for soring energy bills.

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INFORMING BRITAIN PRESS PREVIEW: THURSDAY 21 AUGUST 2025 | TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY AT INFORMING BRITAIN

20/8/2025

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Welcome to your official rundown of headlines on a selection of Newspapers' Front Pages for Thursday 21 August 2025.

Browse through #IBPapers on 𝕏, and #IBPapers on BlueSky, to keep up with the latest from Informing Britain Papers on Social Media.

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This page will be updated as the headlines come in.

Here are tonight's Page 1 previews.

Metro (South Edition): "CULT PRIEST GUILTY OF 17 SEX CRIMES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ted Hennessy

Christopher Brain - the former leader of a Religious Cult, backed by The Church Of England - has been found guilty of sexually assaulting nine women.
The cult aimed at attracting young worshippers.

Knutsford Guardian: "TRADERS TO VOTE ON BUSINESS AREA PLAN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Barbara Jordan

Traders in Knutsford are to be balloted on proposals for a Business Improvement District (BID) which could extend into Tatton Park.
Business Improvment District idea is funded by a levy.

FULL REPORT: KnutsfordGuardian.co.uk/news/25382879.knutsford-businesses-balloted-town-centre-bid-proposal

The I Paper: "LABOUR COUNCILS THREATEN LEGAL ACTION OVER ASYLUM SEEKER HOTELS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Richard Vaughan / Adam Forrest

Home Office ministers and officials are scrambling to find different options to house asylum seekers as more councils - including at least two run by The Labour Party - said they may also take legal action to block the use of hotels in their areas.

FULL REPORT: INews.co.uk/news/politics/home-office-asylum-housing-labour-councils-3871060

Fife Free Press: "BAND'S BID TO RUN GLEBE CENTRE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Allan Crow

A historic former school building in Kirkcaldy could be brought back into use if ambitious plans from a long-established community band come to fruition.
Dysart Colliery Silver Band wants to make the Glebe Park Centre its permanent home, and is working with Fife Council on a Community Asset Transfer (CAT).

FULL REPORT: FifeToday.co.uk/news/people/bands-ambitious-plans-to-take-over-historic-former-school-building-in-kirkcaldy-5275717

The Daily Telegraph: "STATE HAS FAILED WHITE WORKING CLASS PUPILS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Poppy Wood

A failure to ensure that white working-class children succeed is holding back Britain, the Education Secretary has said.
Ahead of GCSE results day, on Thursday, Bridget Phillipson warned that four-fifths of children from white working-class backgrounds were falling short in the English and maths skills required to get on in life.

FULL REPORT: Telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/08/20/failure-white-working-class-children-holding-back-britain

The West Australian (Australia): "MEETING OF THE MINES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Adrian Rauso

The global bosses of West Australia's top companies - including Perth's Simon Trott (CEO of Rio Tinto) - have secured a face-to-face with United States President Donald Trump.
Meanwhile, Anthony Albanese (Prime Minister of Australia) still waits for an invitation.

Daily Star: "WONDERWAIL!"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: David O'Dornan

Fans are suffering with the “Post Oasis Blues” as they mourn the emotional highs of Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher's epic reunion, say boffins.

Lancashire Telegraph: "CRASH 'COWARD LEFT ME FOR DEAD'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Andrew Bellard

Tyler Smith - of Derwent Close, Farington - has admitted causing a head-on collision which left another motorist fearing he was going to die.
The crash was on the A59 in Langho.

Financial Times: "UNEXPECTED ACCELERATION IN INFLATION WIDENS THE GAP WITH EUROZONE PEERS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Sam Fleming

Accelerating UK inflation has left the gap with EuroZone price growth at its widest in nearly two years, new data showed and underscoring the stubborn price pressures of The Bank Of England.

FULL REPORT: FT.COM/content/7a75942f-9b40-4c49-b87f-e0ed3bed83f8

Reading Today: "MOSH PIT TO MAIN STAGE: LOCAL LAD RETURNS TO READING FESTIVAL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jake Clothier

One of the acts on the bill at Reading Festival this year has become the latest to make the transition from punter to performer.
Wokingham's own Songer is set to return to the festival this weekend, but this time he’s taking to the Main Stage–a slot which is a dream for any performer.

FULL REPORT: RDG.Today/from-mosh-pit-to-main-stage-local-lad-songer-on-performing-at-reading-festival

Morning Star: "LET MIGRANT KIDS HAVE SANCURY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Berny Torre

Teaching unions have hit out at "shamefully cruel" far-right attempts to make migrant children feel unwelcome in school.
More than 400 trade unionists slammed bigots for protesting outside of schools that work with the Schools Of Sanctuary scheme.

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/education-must-remain-beacon-hope-dignity-and-solidarity

The Oldham Times: "'IT'S LIKE THE START OF WORLD WAR THREE'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jessica Rothwell

Angry residents have shared their frustration over late-night fireworks causing a nuisance in Chadderton.
A recent influx of Social Media posts has come from those kept up by the frequent disturbance, which has been a recurring problem across the borough for several years.

FULL REPORT: TheOldhamTimes.co.uk/news/25402066.firework-complaints-sparked-return-late-night-nuisance

Daily Express: "MILLIONS FACE ENERGY BILLS 'RIP-OFF'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Katie Elliott

Millions of households will be "ripped off" this autumn as energy bills are expected to creep up again despite The Labour Party's pledge to bring them down, campaigners have warned.

FULL REPORT: Express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/2098006

Warrington Guardian: "ILLEGAL GOODS SEIZED IN RAID"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nathan Okell

More than £10,000 worth of illegal goods have been seized from a shop in Warrington.
Cheshire Police officers visited the shop on Orford Lane as part of a joint investigation with Trading Standards teams, immigration officials, and HM Revenue and Customs.

FULL REPORT: WarringtonGuardian.co.uk/news/25387952.10k-illegal-tobacco-cigs-vapes-seized-orford-shop

The Times: "LABOUR COUNCILS EXPLORE MIGRANT HOTEL LEGAL ACTION"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Charlie Parker / Lara Wildenberg / Max Kendix / Aubrey Allegretti / George Willoughby

Labour Party councils are among dozens throughout the country poised to begin legal action to shut Asylum Seeker hotels after a key High Court ruling.

FULL REPORT: TheTimes.com/uk/politics/article/protest-outside-more-asylum-hotels-to-force-moves-says-reform-s0bt70n5b

Andytown News (Ireland): "KNEECLAPPED!"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Conor McParland

A new mural in support of Kneecap member Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh has been unveiled in West Belfast ahead of his court appearance in London.
Liam, who uses the stage name Mo Chara, is appearing at Westminster Magistrates Court to face terrorism charges.

FULL REPORT: BelfastMedia.com/new-mural-unveiled-on-whiterock-road-ahead-of-kneecap-member-court-appearance

The Scotsman: "'STAMPEDE' OF OFFSHORE WIND CONDEMNED"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Rachel Keenan / David Bol

Fishing Industry leaders in Scotland have described offshore Wind Farm expansion as a "stampede" and a "gamble" as they demanded an immediate stop to further consents.

Melton Times: "BEST IN THE WORLD"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Adrian Rauso

Scott Lansdowne celebrates biggest ever deadlift at Power In The Park.
Scalford's Will Lee and Tim Lee help Great Britain to Tug Of War global glory.

FULL REPORT: MeltonTimes.co.uk/news/people/world-record-lift-celebrated-at-action-packed-power-in-the-park-5277138

Edinburgh Evening News: "MAN DIES IN SCAFFOLD FALL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Rhoda Morrison

Man dies after 'fall from scaffolding' in Edinburgh's Dublin Street.
A man has died in an Edinburgh city centre street after reportedly having fallen from scaffolding.
Emergency services were called to Dublin Street, in the city’s New Town, at around 3pm on Tuesday, August 19, following reports of a man having fallen.

FULL REPORT: EdinburghNews.Scotsman.com/news/emergency-incident/man-dies-in-edinburgh-street-after-fall-from-scaffolding-5280011

St. Helens Star: "FINAL JOURNEY OF TRUE GREAT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Mike Critchley

St. Helens Rugby Football Club's first squad gave a Guard Of Honour as Ray French - the Sports Team's former captain, dual code international, respected schoolmaster and the voice of rugby - was sent on his final journey.
Mourners from all walks of life packed into St. Helens Parish Church to hear tributes to one of the town's favourite sporting sons.

FULL REPORT: StHelensStar.co.uk/news/25394305.saints-guard-honour-ray-french-makes-final-journey

Daily Mail: "LABOUR REVOLT ON MIGRANT HOTELS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Sam Merriman / Ryan Hooper / Liz Hull

Keir Starmer was facing a Labour Party revolt as councils prepared to battle the Home Office over migrant hotels.
Town Hall leaders across the country said they are already looking to follow Epping Forest District Council and take legal action to prevent small boat arrivals being placed in local hotels.

FULL REPORT: http://DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-15019157

Glasgow Times: "WOMAN IS 'LUCKY' AFTER ORGANS REMOVED"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ann Fotheringham

Jennifer Ogilvie considers herself “one of the lucky ones” after being treated in Glasgow for advanced Ovarian Cancer.

FULL REPORT: GlasgowTimes.co.uk/news/25402630.surgeons-removed-five-organs-now-free-cancer

Albany Advertiser: "IT'S TOO HARD"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Melissa Sheil

Coastal Creations And Co- an artisanal gifts store - is the latest Albany business to close up shop, with the owner citing high rents, slow foot traffic and a focus on major chains as reasons for the troubling trend.
Coastal Creations and Co will close their doors, permanently, on Friday 31 October 2025.

FULL REPORT: AlbanyAdvertiser.com.au/news/albany-advertiser/coastal-creations-and-co-latest-albany-local-business-to-shut-down-in-brewing-small-business-crisis-c-19734520

The Guardian: "LABOUR COUNCILS JOIN REVOLT OVER ASYLUM HOTELS AFTER EPPING RULING"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Rajeev Syal / Vikram Dodd

Councils that are run by The Labour Party are considering legal challenges to close hotels housing Asylum Seekers after a landmark ruling from The High Court.

FULL REPORT: TheGuardian.com/politics/2025/aug/20/labour-run-councils-consider-legal-challenges-to-close-hotels-housing-asylum-seekers

Bury Times: "REMEMBERING THEIR SACRIFICES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Neil Brandwood

Residents and the local Council of Bury paid respects to those who gave their lives in the Second World War with a poignant service on the 80th anniversary of Victory In Japan Day.

FULL REPORT: BuryTimes.co.uk/news/25391812.bury-will-commemorate-80th-anniversary-vj-day-today

The Messenger: "FURY OVER MAGGOTS IN UNCOLLECTED BINS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nick Jackson

Fury has erupted in Timperley over missed collections of green bins, with householders complaining of maggots breeding among rotting food for weeks.
The residents who have paid an extra £45 on top of their Council Tax for the bins to be emptied on a weekly basis say their green bins were not collected for up to a month – and now they want a refund.

FULL REPORT: MessengerNewspapers.co.uk/news/25388141.maggot-complaints-green-bins-unemptied---despite-45-fee

Scottish Daily Mail: "LABOUR MSP IS CHARGED OVER INDECENT IMAGES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Tom Gordon

Scottish Labour Party MSP Colin Smyth has been arrested and charged with the possession of indecent images of children.
The Scottish Labour party has suspended the former modern studies teacher, who served as Scottish Labour Pary's top official before entering Holyrood in 2016, and withdrawn the whip.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-15019013

The Guardian (Australia): "AI DOOM, NATURE LAWS AND SOLVING THE HOUSING PROBLEM _ FIVE TAKEAWAYS FROM DAY TWO OF ECONOMIC REFORM ROUNDTABLE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Patrick Commins / Tom McIlroy

The treasurer, Jim Chalmers, presided over talks about growing the Australian economy on day two of the economic reform roundtable.
The Guardian (Australia Edition) detail five key points of what occurred.

FULL REPORT: TheGuardian.com/business/2025/aug/20/five-takeaways-day-two-economic-reform-roundtable

The Bolton News: "WEDDING IS ON CARDS FOR MILLIONAIRES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Zach Harrison

A Bolton family are celebrating being millionaires after striking it lucky on The National Lottery.
Darren McGuire and his partner Laura Thwaites got the shock of their lives on 23 July 2025, when their numbers came up on The Lotto.

FULL REPORT: TheBoltonNews.co.uk/news/25401157.1m-national-lottery-win-family-bolton

Daily Record: "IRVINE WELSH: NIC HURT INDY HOPES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: John Dingwall

Author Irvine Welsh says Nicola Sturgeon set back the cause of Scottish Independence by shoving her transgender beliefs down people's throats.

Northwich & Winsford Guardian: "INFIRMARY GETS SHOT IN THE ARM"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jack Tooth

The Victoria Infirmary Northwich no longer requires improvement after an inspection.
The Winnington Lane site received a rating from a Health Inspector for the first time in more than five years last week.

FULL REPORT: NorthwichGuardian.co.uk/news/25387911.victoria-infirmary-northwich-no-longer-requires-improvement

Daily Mirror: "WE DON'T WANT TO LIVE LIKE THIS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Dave Burke / Shekhar Bhatia

Khadar Mohamed - a resident of the Asylum Seeker hotel at the centre of angry anti-migrant protests - has pleaded for the demonstrations to end after the Home Office was ordered to curb their stay.

FULL REPORT: Mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/asylum-seeker-living-fear-begs-35765974

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INFORMING BRITAIN PRESS PREVIEW: THURSDAY 14 AUGUST 2025 | TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY AT INFORMING BRITAIN

13/8/2025

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Welcome to your official rundown of headlines on a selection of Newspapers' Front Pages for Thursday 14 August 2025.

Browse through #IBPapers on 𝕏, and #IBPapers on BlueSky, to keep up with the latest from Informing Britain Papers on Social Media.

This is a selection of newspaper publications from United Kingdom, it may not be all of the Front Pages.

If the leading story is available, links will be provided.

This page will be updated as the headlines come in.

Here are tonight's Page 1 previews.

The Independent: "ZELENSKY: PUTIN IS BLUFFING - HE DOES NOT WANT PEACE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Holly Evans

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned United States President Donald Trump and European leaders that President Of Russia Vladimir Putin is "bluffing" over his intentions to end the war, ahead of a crucial summit between the United States and Russia.

FULL REPORT: Independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/donald-trump-zelensky-putin-russia-ukraine-summit-b2806974.html

Fife Free Press: "MAKING THE PIECES FIT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Allan Crow

A special report on Kirkcaldy's game-changing multi-million pound funding for the Town Centre.
Melanie Ward MP has surveyed over 500 people on how the money from Growth Mission Fund should be used.
Over 500 people have added their voices to the debate on Kirkcaldy’s future after it secured multi-million pound town centre funding from the UK Government.

FULL REPORT: FifeToday.co.uk/news/people/kirkcaldy-town-centre-500-voices-added-in-survey-ahead-of-multi-million-ps-funding-5269466

The Guardian (Australian Edition): "EV DRIVERS SET TO PAY ROAD USER CHARGES AS RECORD NUMBER OF ELECTRIC CARS SELLING IN AUSTRALIA"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Tom McIlroy

Australian Labor Party are set to overhaul road user charging rules to cover Electric Vehicles, with Anthony Albanese all but confirming the long-delayed reform will be thrashed out at next week’s productivity roundtable in Canberra.

FULL REPORT: TheGuardian.com/environment/2025/aug/13/ev-drivers-set-to-pay-road-user-charges-as-record-number-of-electric-cars-selling-in-australia

Morning Star: "PRESSURE ON COOPER MOUNTS AS HUGE PA DEMO EXPECTED"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Berny Torre

Thousands of people are expected to attend the next protest against the banning of Palestine Action.
Defend Our Juries are hopeful the demonstrations will lead to the ban on the direct action group be lifted - with Yvette Cooper losing her job as Home Secretary.

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/protests-are-now-unstoppable

Albany Advertiser (Australia): "COSTS SINK POOL PLAN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jacki Elezovich

Bid for Denmark Swimming Pool has plug pulled as councillors vote against motion citing higher ratepayer costs.
Despite determined and long standing community advocacy, Shire Of Denmark councillors have voted not to proceed with plans for an Indoor Swimming Pool in the town.

FULL REPORT: http://AlbanyAdvertiser.com.au/news/albany-advertiser/no-denmark-pool-councillors-vote-against-motion-for-poll-as-officers-recommend-scrapping-proposal-c-19666501

The Bolton News: "TIGHTEN UP THE BBL LAW IMMEDIATELY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Leah Collins

Janet Taylor - whose daughter, Louise Taylor, was given minutes to live following a botched Brazillian Butt Lift surgery - wants tougher restrictions introduced.
The Bolton News have launched 'Tighten Up BBL Law Now' campaign to support Janet's quest.

FULL REPORT: http://TheBoltonNews.co.uk/news/25315954.calls-law-changes-liquid-bbl-almost-kills-woman

Daily Express: "DON'T PUT HIGH VALUE GOODS AT FRONT OF STORES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Michael Knowles

Advice not to put expensive items nearshop doors to deter thieves was last night branded a "disgrace".
Soft-touch Britain plunged to a new low after The Labour Party's policing minister told shopkeepers not to put expensive items near the door to deter thieves.

FULL REPORT: Express.co.uk/news/politics/2095043

Melton Times: "IN LOVING MEMORY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nick Rennie

Claire Lomas continues to inspire fundraising, a year on from her tragic passing in Eye Kettleby.
Her family, including husband Dan Lomas, and friends are on a campaign to take Claire's funding over £1 million.

FULL REPORT: MeltonTimes.co.uk/news/people/claire-continues-to-inspire-fundraising-a-year-on-from-her-tragic-passing-5265861

Business Mirror (Philippines): "GOVT DEBT SEEN RISING BY ALMOST 10% TO ₱19T"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Reine Juvierre S. Alberto

The National Government in Philippines' outstanding debt is seen to expand by nearly 10 percent and breach the P19-trillion mark by the end of 2026.
Based on the Budget Of Expenditures and Sources of Financing (BESF) for fiscal year 2026, the outstanding debt is expected to continue increasing at a gradual and steady pace.

FULL REPORT: BusinessMirror.com.ph/2025/08/14/government-debt-seen-rising-by-almost-10-to-%E2%82%B119-trillion

Glasgow Times: "CHIEF ORDERED TO PAY £12K TO MAN 'ASSAULTED' BY COP"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: James Mulholland

The Chief Constable of Police Scotland has been ordered to pay £12,000 to a man who was "assaulted" by one of her officers.
Sheriff Robert Fife ordered Jo Farrell to pay the sum to Ross Lamont following a 21 December 2018 incident in Glasgow City Centre.

FULL REPORT: GlasgowTimes.co.uk/news/scottish-news/25388418.police-scotland-chief-pay-12k-man-assaulted-cop

Metro (South Edition): "THERE WILL BE NO SURRENDER"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nina Lloyd

Ukraine leader Volodomyr Zelenskyy has insisted his country will not surrender its territory to Russia and claimed United States backs its stance before crucial peace talks.

Reading Today: "SOUTH STREET TO CENTRE STAGE: DUO RELEASES NEW LIVE ALBUM"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Cherry Burns

Dan Le Sac and Scroobius Pip to release first album in a decade – 20 years after starting out in Reading.
The album is a retrospective, of sorts, spanning their formative years in the mid-2000s, up to shows which would prove to be some of their last before stepping away in 2014.

FULL REPORT: RDG.Today/dan-le-sac-and-scroobius-pips-first-album-in-a-decade-20-years-after-starting-out-in-reading

Daily Star: "FIGHT HOUSE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Christopher Bucktin

Bonkers manbaby Donald Trump will host UFC fighting bouts on the lawns of the White House to celebrate 250 years of America.

The West Australian (Australia): "IT'S NOT BAD, IT'S FAR WORSE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Charlton Hart

An exclusive investigation into hospital horrors.
A senior hospital insider has insisted the state of disrepair at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital is far worse than was reported.
Medical staff and workers at the Medical Facility have been forced to buy parts on eBay to fix the crumbling building as Cook Government is stuck in denial.

FULL REPORT: TheWest.com.au/news/health/sir-charles-gairdner-hospital-whistleblower-warns-failing-infrastructure-is-far-worse-than-reported-c-19670182

The Times: "TRUMP IN WARNING TO PUTIN ON EVE OF TALKS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: David Charter / George Grylls / Larisa Brown / Oliver Moody

United States President Donald Trump has threatened Russia with "severe consequences" if it rejects a ceasefire in Ukraine.
Europe seeks security guarantees from Ukraine.

Daily Record: "OUR DOG WAS FOUND DEAD AFTER WALK IN 27C HEAT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Eve Beattie

Grandmother Mandy Lawrie has told how she got home to find her beloved bulldog dead after a Dog Walker took her pet out in 27°C heat.

The Daily Telegraph: "TRUMP TO OFFER PUTIN MINERALS FOR PEACE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Connor Stringer / Joe Barnes

United States President Donald Trump will propose money-making opportunities to encourage Russia to end Ukraine war.
Donald Trump is preparing to offer Vladimir Putin access to rare earth minerals to incentivise him to end the war in Ukraine.

FULL REPORT: Telegraph.co.uk/us/news/2025/08/13/trump-to-present-minerals-deal-to-putin-in-alaska

Daily Mirror: "ARENA BOMBER'S BROTHER ON 3 MURDER BID CHARGES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Lucy Thornton

The brother of the Manchester Arena suicide bomber has been charged with attempted murder after four prison guards were attacked at high security HMP Frankland.
Counter Terrorism police confirmed Hashem Abedi - aged 28 - has been charged with five offences following the incident.

FULL REPORT: Mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/manchester-arena-bomb-plotter-charged-35726145

Scottish Daily Mail: "BBC CLIMBS DOWN OVER 'XENOPHOBE' SLUR ON TOP TORY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Claire Ellicott

The BBC was forced to edit their flagship Today programme, on BBC Radio 4, and apologise after a guest branded Robert Jenrick 'xenophobic'.

FULL REPORT: http://DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-14997091

Daily Mail: "BBC CLIMBS DOWN OVER 'XENOPHOBE' SLUR ON TOP TORY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Claire Ellicott

The BBC was forced to edit their flagship Today programme, on BBC Radio 4, and apologise after a guest branded Robert Jenrick 'xenophobic'.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-14997091

That's all the papers.
News In Brief follows.

NEWS IN BRIEF: Thursday 14 August 2025

Shoplifting Advice Branded 'Disgrace'

The Labour Party's policing minister advised shopkeepers against displaying high-value goods near store entrances to deter thieves, condemned as a "new low" for soft-touch policing. (Daily Express)
Australia to Charge EV Drivers Road Fees

Australian Labor government plans to reform road user charges to include Electric Vehicles, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirming discussions at a Canberra productivity roundtable. (The Guardian Australia)
Dog Dies After Walk in 27°C Heat

Grandmother Mandy Lawrie found her bulldog dead after a Dog Walker took it out in 27°C heat. (Daily Record)
Trump Warns Putin Ahead of Ukraine Talks

United States President Donald Trump threatened Russia with "severe consequences" if it rejects a Ukraine ceasefire, offering rare earth minerals as a peace incentive. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claims Putin is "bluffing" and insists Ukraine will not surrender territory, with Europe seeking security guarantees. (The Times / The Daily Telegraph / The Independent / Metro)
Kirkcaldy Secures Multi-Million Pound Funding

Over 500 residents contributed ideas for spending UK Government Growth Mission Fund money on Kirkcaldy's Town Centre regeneration, surveyed by MP Melanie Ward. (Fife Free Press)
Protests Mount Against Palestine Action Ban

Thousands expected to protest the ban on Palestine Action, with campaigners hoping it leads to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's resignation. (Morning Star)
Denmark Swimming Pool Plans Scrapped

Shire Of Denmark councillors voted against an indoor Swimming Pool due to high ratepayer costs, despite community advocacy. (Albany Advertiser)
Trump Plans White House UFC Fights

United States President Donald Trump plans to host UFC bouts on the White House lawns to celebrate America's 250th anniversary. (Daily Star)
Police Chief Ordered to Pay £12,000

Police Scotland's Chief Constable Jo Farrell ordered to pay £12,000 to Ross Lamont, assaulted by an officer in Glasgow in 2018. (Glasgow Times)
Campaign for Tougher BBL Laws

Janet Taylor, whose daughter nearly died after a botched Brazilian Butt Lift, campaigns for stricter regulations, backed by The Bolton News' 'Tighten Up BBL Law Now' initiative. (The Bolton News)
BBC Apologises for 'Xenophobe' Slur

The BBC edited its BBC Radio 4 Today programme and apologised after a guest called Tory MP Robert Jenrick 'xenophobic'. (Scottish Daily Mail / Daily Mail)
Hospital Disrepair Crisis in Australia

Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital staff forced to buy parts on eBay to fix crumbling infrastructure, with conditions worse than reported, as the Cook Government denies the issue. (The West Australian)
Manchester Bomber's Brother Charged

Hashem Abedi, brother of the Manchester Arena bomber, faces attempted murder charges after attacking four prison guards at HMP Frankland. (Daily Mirror)
Fundraising in Memory of Claire Lomas

Family and friends of the late Claire Lomas aim to raise over £1 million in her memory, a year after her passing in Eye Kettleby. (Melton Times)
Philippines Debt to Hit ₱19 Trillion

Philippines' government debt projected to rise nearly 10% to ₱19 trillion by 2026, per the 2026 Budget of Expenditures and Sources of Financing. (Business Mirror)

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INFORMING BRITAIN PRESS PREVIEW: THURSDAY 07 AUGUST 2025 | TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY AT INFORMING BRITAIN

6/8/2025

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Welcome to your official rundown of headlines on a selection of Newspapers' Front Pages for Thursday 07 August 2025.

Browse through #IBPapers on 𝕏, and #IBPapers on BlueSky, to keep up with the latest from Informing Britain Papers on Social Media.

This is a selection of newspaper publications from United Kingdom, it may not be all of the Front Pages.

If the leading story is available, links will be provided.

This page will be updated as the headlines come in.

Here are tonight's Page 1 previews.

Daily Star: "FARCE-TERCHEF"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ed Gleave

MasterChef's new series has been branded a shambles due to heavy editing after the sackings of Gregg Wallace and John Torode.
One critic said: "It's an absolute mess".

The Messenger: "RESIDENTS' FEARS OF IMPENDING 'CHAOS'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nick Jackson

Residents of a narrow Altrincham road close to the Town Centre are urging Town Hall bosses to act so New Street doesn't have parking chaos.

The Scotsman: "MILLIONS SPENT TO LURE FOREIGN UNI STUDENTS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Catroina Stewart

Universities in the North of Britain are spending soaring sums of money on overseas recruiting agents to attract wealthy foreign students.

The Yorkshire Post: "'REGION A BIG WINNER IN FUNDING SHAKE UP'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ralph Blackburn

Councils in Yorkshire and The Humber are set to be some of the biggest winners in the Governments shake-up of Local Government funding.

The Independent: "STARMER OPENS DOOR TO PLEDGE-BUSTING INCOME TAX RISES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Kate Devlin / Millie Cooke

Sir Keir Starmer - Prime Minister of The United Kingdom - has opened the door to increasing Income Tax this Autumn as he faces growing pressure to fill a £50billion shortfall in the public finances.

FULL REPORT: Independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/keir-starmer-income-tax-budget-rachel-reeves-b2802954.html

Fife Free Press: "NEW PUSH FOR HARBOUR ACCESS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Allan Crow

A community campaign to reinstate historic access to the breakwater at the town’s harbour is set to step up this weekend with a march and rally ahead of a key meeting.

FULL REPORT: FifeToday.co.uk/news/people/burntisland-harbour-march-and-rally-ahead-of-key-report-on-row-over-access-5255943

Daily Express: "LABOUR'S TAX WAR IS HARMING ECONOMY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Christian Calgie

The Labour Party have been accused of setting young people up for "failure" as Rachel Reeves' jobs tax hammers the employment market.
Some 60% of youngsters fear it will be harder to find well-paid jobs.

FULL REPORT: Express.co.uk/news/politics/2092075

St. Helens Star: "'SAVE OUR MUSEUM'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Andrew Kilmurray

Johnny Vegas has made an impassioned plea to the community to back a campaign to save the town's World Of Glass museum.
As reported in June, the cultural landmark, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary, has launched a CrowdFunding campaign in a bid to safeguard its future.

FULL REPORT: StHelensStar.co.uk/news/25368007.johnny-vegas---need-save-world-glass

The National: "SCOTLAND CONSIDERS BOYCOTT OF ISRAEL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Alasdair Ferguson

The Government has been challenged to explain their relationship with Israel after they called the country a "critical friend" in a secret meeting last year.

FULL REPORT: http://TheNational.Scot/news/25353262.scottish-government-challenged-explain-israel-relationship

The Bolton News: "ASYLUM SEEKER BED RUMOURS ARE DISMISSED"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Joe Harrigan / Leah Collins

There are no plans for more bed spaces to be provided for Asylum Seekers across Bolton.
This comes after rumours that Armed Forces veterans were being evicted from Constellation House in Farnworth.

FULL REPORT: TheBoltonNews.co.uk/news/25350342.constellation-house-statement-rumours-asylum-seekers

Daily Mail: "HMRC STAFF HOLD CLASS ON 'GUILT OF BEING BRITISH'
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ryan Hooper / Charlotte Gill

Civil Servants working for the taxman has come under fire after holding a seminar on the 'Guilt of Being British'.
Staff at HM Revenue and Customs were able to log-in remotely and attend the session.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-14976357

Glasgow Times: "HERO OFFICERS SAVE BAR-L INMATE'S LIFE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Eszter Támal

Heroic Prison Officers saved a man's life after he cut his own throat in HMP Barlinnie.
Four members of staff rushed to a cell in early 2024 after reports.

The I Paper: "LABOUR'S MINISTER FOR HOMELESSNESS EJECTS HER TENANTS - AND HIKES RENT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Vicky Spratt

Labour homelessness minister Rushanara Ali threw four tenants out of her east London townhouse before relisting the property for £700 a month more in rent, The i Paper can reveal.

FULL REPORT: INews.co.uk/news/homelessness-minister-threw-out-tenants-increased-rent-3846449

Reading Today: "LAUNCHPAD CELEBRATES REFURBISHMENT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jake Clothier

LaunchPad, a charity tackling homelessness in Reading, has unveiled its newly-refurbished drop-in centre in the heart of the town.

FULL REPORT: RDG.Today/refreshed-and-reinvigorated-launchpad-unveils-refurbished-building-in-central-reading

Daily Mirror: "COSMETIC COWBOYS CRACKDOWN"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Lucy Thornton

A major crackdown on 'wild west' cowboy cosmetics has finally been announced by the Government - leaving mums who nearly died "relieved and ecstatic".

FULL REPORT: Mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/cosmetic-cowboys-banned-huge-victory-35686170

Warrington Guardian: "NEIGHBOURS' HMO ANGER"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nathan Okell

Residents have been 'vehemently' objecting to plans for a third HMO along Alexandra Street in Fairfield.
It would see large homes turned into bedsits.

FULL REPORT: WarringtonGuardian.co.uk/news/25345496.50-object-plan-third-hmo-alexandra-street

Scottish Daily Mail: "HMRC STAFF HOLD CLASS ON 'GUILT OF BEING BRITISH'
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ryan Hooper / Charlotte Gill

Civil Servants working for the taxman has come under fire after holding a seminar on the 'Guilt of Being British'.
Staff at HM Revenue and Customs were able to log-in remotely and attend the session.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-14976357

The Oldham Times: "'DANGEROUS' DUO JAILED FOR 14 YEARS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jessica Rothwell

Anton Grant and Daniel Eastmond, who took part in a gun fight in which 15 shots were fired on a quiet Oldham street, have been jailed.

FULL REPORT: TheOldhamTimes.co.uk/news/25367440.men-jailed-15-shots-fired-quiet-street

Morning Star: "POLICE 'COULD FACE LAWSUITS' IF BAN ON PA IS REVERSED"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Berny Torre

Police face being sued for carrying out hundreds of unlawful arrests and trespass if the proscription of Palestine Action is overturned.
Demonstrators are being detained under the Terrorism Act.

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/cops-could-be-sued-if-palestine-action-proscription-overturned-organiser-warns

Knutsford Guardian: "SADNESS AS ANIMAL SHELTER WILL CLOSE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Barbara Jordan

Dedicated animal lovers are reluctantly closing their charity 'with the heaviest of hearts'.
Cash-strapped Knutsford Animal Rescue made the announcement on Social Media earlier this week.

FULL REPORT: KnutsfordGuardian.co.uk/news/25363207.knutsford-animal-rescue-closes-with-heaviest-hearts

Daily Record: "WOOF!"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: John Dingwall

Veteran sports presenters including Dougie Donnelly and Archie MacPherson are set to reunite for a special 50th anniversary special of the BBC's Sportscene.

FULL REPORT: DailyRecord.co.uk/tv/legendary-football-pundits-present-50thanniversary-35685785

Bury Times: "THREE MEN ARE CHARGED WITH MURDER"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Lisa Valentine

Three men have been charged with the murder of Mohammed Afzal.
The suspects stabbed the teenager at a Car Park near to Market Street in Bury, earlier this month.

FULL REPORT: BuryTimes.co.uk/news/25368579.bolton-failsworth-longsight-men-charged-bury-murder

Lancashire Telegraph: "RISE IN ABUSE OF TIP WORKERS IN BOROUGH"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Bill Jacobs

There were 21 incidents where staff at Blackburn and Darwen's Recycling Centres faced aggression from people using the sites in the last five years.
The figure was revealed by operator SUEZ Recycling And Recovery UK as it launched a new campaign called 'We Refuse Abuse' calling for end to violence and anger against waste staff.

FULL REPORT: LancashireTelegraph.co.uk/news/25370161.blackburn-darwen-tip-staffs-assault-figures-revealed

Melton Times: "SPORTS CLUB UNDER THREAT"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nick Rennie

The future of Holwell Sports and Social Club, which has served the community for over a century, is uncertain after a bid to buy the site failed.

FULL REPORT: MeltonTimes.co.uk/community/future-of-historic-holwell-sports-and-social-club-site-under-threat-5256769

The Daily Telegraph: "STARMER'S PLEDGE ON TAX THROWN INTO CHAOS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Tony Diver / Tim Wallace / Genevieve Holl-Allen / Eir Nolsøe

Prime Minister of United Kingdom Sir Keir Starmer has thrown The Labour Party's pledges on tax into chaos after he apparently refused to rule out a raid on working people to plug a £51 billion black hole.

FULL REPORT: Telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/08/06/starmer-refuses-to-rule-out-tax-rises-50bn-black-hole

Northwich & Winsford Guardian: "FAMILY CALLED TO JOIN BRAWL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Jack Tooth

A family of three avoided prison for their respective roles in a fight outside an Off Licence in Northwich.
Parents Stephen Keri and Sadie Vernon and son Jason Keri were in a fight with two others in November 2022.

FULL REPORT: NorthwichGuardian.co.uk/news/25352976.northwich-family-avoids-prison-fight-outside-off-licence

Tyldesley And Atherton Leigh Journal: "NUISANCE BIKES TAKEN OFF ROAD"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Conal Cunningham

Police have seized an off road bike in Atherton following a number of reported offences.
On Wednesday 30 July 2025, Greater Manchester Police reported that an off road bike was being ridden on Devonshire Road causing Anti Social Behaviour.

FULL REPORT: LeighJournal.co.uk/news/25353101.atherton-off-road-bike-seized-reported-driving-offences

The Times: "WEALTHIER AREAS FACE BIG RISES IN COUNCIL TAX"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Matt Dathan

Deputy Prime Minister of United Kingdom, and a minister in The Labour Party, Angela Rayner has proposed redirecting cash to deprived authorities but the 5% cap on increases could leave some regions with real-terms cuts in funding.

FULL REPORT: TheTimes.com/uk/politics/article/wealthier-areas-council-tax-rises-angela-rayner-nbh00x2hz

That's all the papers.
News In Brief follows.

NEWS IN BRIEF:

Altrincham Parking Fears

Residents on New Street in Altrincham, near the Town Centre, are pressing Town Hall officials to prevent looming parking chaos on their narrow road.
Universities Boost Overseas Recruitment

Universities in Northern Britain are ramping up spending on overseas agents to lure wealthy foreign students, with costs soaring into the millions.
Yorkshire Councils Gain from Funding Revamp

Councils across Yorkshire and The Humber are set to reap significant benefits from the Government's recent shake-up of local authority funding.
Starmer Signals Income Tax Hike

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has hinted at raising income tax this autumn to tackle a £50 billion gap in public finances, stirring debate over tax pledges.
Fife Breakwater Campaign Intensifies

A Fife community is stepping up its fight to restore historic access to the town's harbour breakwater, planning a march and rally ahead of a pivotal meeting.
Labour's Jobs Tax Slammed

Critics accuse The Labour Party of harming the economy with a new jobs tax, with 60% of young people fearing it will hinder access to well-paid jobs.
Johnny Vegas Champions Museum Rescue

Comedian Johnny Vegas is rallying support for a crowdfunding effort to save St. Helens' World Of Glass museum as it marks its 25th anniversary.
Scotland Weighs Israel Boycott

The Scottish Government faces calls to clarify its stance on Israel, dubbed a "critical friend" in a secret meeting last year, amid boycott discussions.
Bolton Rejects Asylum Bed Rumours

Officials in Bolton have quashed claims of extra bed spaces for Asylum Seekers, denying rumours of evictions at Constellation House in Farnworth.
HMRC Staff in 'Guilt' Seminar Row

HM Revenue and Customs staff have sparked controversy by attending a remote seminar on the 'Guilt of Being British', drawing sharp criticism.
Prison Officers' Heroic Act at Barlinnie

Four prison officers at HMP Barlinnie in Glasgow saved an inmate’s life earlier this year after he attempted to cut his own throat.
Labour Minister Faces Tenant Backlash

Homelessness minister Rushanara Ali is under fire for evicting four tenants from her East London home and hiking the rent by £700 a month.
Reading Charity Revamps Centre

LaunchPad, a homelessness charity in Reading, has unveiled its newly refurbished drop-in centre to support the town's vulnerable residents.
Crackdown on Rogue Cosmetics

The Government has launched a major clampdown on unregulated 'cowboy' cosmetic procedures, addressing serious public health risks.
Warrington HMO Plans Spark Outrage

Residents on Alexandra Street in Fairfield, Warrington, are fiercely opposing plans for a third house in multiple occupation (HMO) on their road.
Oldham Gunmen Jailed

Anton Grant and Daniel Eastmond have been sentenced to 14 years each for a gun fight involving 15 shots on a quiet Oldham street.
Police Risk Lawsuits Over Protest Ban

Police could face lawsuits for hundreds of arrests if the ban on Palestine Action is lifted, with detainees currently held under the Terrorism Act.
Knutsford Shelter to Shut

Knutsford Animal Rescue will close due to financial struggles, leaving staff and animal lovers devastated.
BBC Sportscene Marks 50 Years

Veteran presenters Dougie Donnelly and Archie MacPherson will reunite for a BBC Sportscene 50th anniversary special.
Bury Murder Charges Filed

Three men face murder charges after teenager Mohammed Afzal was fatally stabbed in a Bury car park near Market Street this month.
Tip Worker Abuse Rises in Blackburn

A campaign, 'We Refuse Abuse', has launched after 21 incidents of aggression against Recycling Centre staff in Blackburn and Darwen over five years.
Melton Club at Risk

Holwell Sports and Social Club in Melton, a century-old community hub, faces closure after a failed bid to buy its site.
Starmer's Tax Plans Under Fire

Sir Keir Starmer’s tax commitments are questioned as he grapples with a £51 billion financial shortfall, potentially impacting working people.
Northwich Family Dodges Jail

A family of three from Northwich avoided prison for their roles in a November 2022 brawl outside an Off Licence.
BBC MasterChef Editing Slammed

The latest BBC MasterChef series has been branded a ‘shambles’ due to heavy editing following the exit of presenters Gregg Wallace and John Torode.
Atherton Bike Seized

Police in Atherton confiscated an off-road bike on Devonshire Road after reports of Anti Social Behaviour on 30 July 2025.
Council Tax Hike Proposed

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner's plan to redirect funds to deprived areas could see wealthier regions face steep Council Tax rises, despite a 5% cap.

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INFORMING BRITAIN PRESS PREVIEW: THURSDAY 31 JULY 2025 | TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY AT INFORMING BRITAIN

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Welcome to your official rundown of headlines on a selection of Newspapers' Front Pages for Thursday 31 July 2025.

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This is a selection of newspaper publications from United Kingdom, it may not be all of the Front Pages.

If the leading story is available, links will be provided.

This page will be updated as the headlines come in.

Here are tonight's Page 1 previews.

Daily Star: "SHARON'S TEARS FOR HER OZZY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Isobel Dickinson

Ozzy Osbourne's heartbroken widow Sharon Osbourne is supported by Jack Osbourne and Kelly Osbourne at Black Sabbath Bridge in Birmingham surrounded by fans chanting his name.

Daily Star (Sport): "TOXIC WASTE DUMP"
LEAD SPORT CORRESPONDENT: David McDonnell

Luke Shaw says Ruben Amorim's hardline stance on his placer is what is needed to cure the 'toxic' atmosphere at Old Trafford and take Manchester United back to the top.

Warrington Guardian: "CAMPUS IS SET FOR 400 HOMES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nathan Okell

A planning application has been formally submitted detailing the plans to redevelop the University of Chester’s former Padgate campus.

FULL REPORT: WarringtonGuardian.co.uk/news/25338488.plans-submitted-build-400-homes-closed-padgate-university-campus

The Independent: "ARAB NATIONS URGE HAMAS TO DISARM AND END GAZA RULE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Millie Cooke

Arab nations have taken the unprecedented step of asking Hamas to lay down its arms and surrender control of Gaza.
Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Egypt called for the terrorist group to "disarm" and disband. It is the first time these countries have condemned Hamas and demanded it play no part in the future of Palestine.

FULL REPORT: Independent.co.uk/world/palestine-israel-hamas-qatar-egypt-saudi-arabia-b2798929.html

Fife Free Press: "REMARKABLE GIFT FOR GALLERIES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Allan Crow

A woman's love of childhood visits to a Fife museum and art gallery and her lifelong wish that it continues to benefit the people of her town led her to leave it almost £250,000 in her will.
Jean Treleavan Hubbard's generous bequest will help Kirkcaldy Galleries' centenary celebrations.

FULL REPORT: FifeToday.co.uk/news/people/how-a-womans-love-of-art-led-to-ps250000-bequest-to-fife-gallery-and-museum-5241962

Daily Express: "NEW CLUES TO LOCATION OF MOORS MURDER VICTIM"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Chris Riches

Pages thought to be missing from Moors killer Ian Brady's memoir may reveal where he buried Keith Bennett.

FULL REPORT: Express.co.uk/news/uk/2088755

Daily Express (Sport): "RISE FOR THE ASHES"
LEAD SPORT CORRESPONDENT: Mike Walters

Ben Stokes promised England he will be fit for The Ashes this Winter after being ruled out on medical grounds.

Glasgow Times: "'THIS IS NOT SUSTAINABLE'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Morgan Carmichael

The future of a Glasgow business is uncertain after as ongoing Scottish Water works have forced it to temporarily close.

FULL REPORT: GlasgowTimes.co.uk/news/scottish-news/25353202.glasgow-business-forces-close-due-scottish-water-works

The Daily Telegraph: "HEATHROW CHAOS TO BRING DAYS OF DELAYS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Gareth Corfield / Tim Sigsworth / Christopher Jasper

Hundreds of thousands of passengers across the United Kingdom are suffering travel chaos after an Air Traffic Control failure grounded planes in the middle of the school Summer Holidays.

FULL REPORT: Telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/07/30/london-airspace-shuts-heathrow-gatwick-failure

The Yorkshire Post: "TASKFORCE SET TO FIGHT CRISIS IN EDUCATION"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Ralph Blackburn

A new task force has been launched to improve how people with a Learning Disability are supported.
The IPPR Inclusion Taskforce will being together leading experts in education.

Morning Star: "STARMER'S PALESTINE PLEDGE SLAMMED AS TOOTHLESS GESTURE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Berny Torre

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's conditional recognition of the Palestinian statehood was dismissed as "gesture politics" that won't stop Israel's starvation of Gaza.

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/empty-gestures-fool-no-one

Morning Star (Sport): "STOKES CONFIDENT FOR ASHES DESPITE INJURY"
LEAD SPORT CORRESPONDENT: TBA

England captain Ben Stokes insists he will be fit to lead his side's Ashes charge, despite being ruled out of the series decider against India yesterday with a serious shoulder injury.

FULL REPORT: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/stokes-confident-ashes-despite-injury

The Oldham Times: "TENTS REMOVED FROM TOWN HALL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Charlotte Hall

Oldham homeless camp dispersed and council building blocked off.
A homeless camp on the doorstep of Oldham’s town hall has been moved on and the area blocked off by council staff.

FULL REPORT: TheOldhamTimes.co.uk/news/25341271.oldham-homeless-camp-dispersed-council-building-blocked-off

Metro (South Edition): "SHARON'S TEARS FOR HER OZZY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Pierra Willix

Sharon Osbourne was emotional while greeting fans of her husband, Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne, at his funeral procession.
The musician was laid to rest in Birmingham today, with thousands of mourners lining the streets of his hometown.

FULL REPORT: Metro.co.uk/2025/07/30/mourners-line-streets-birmingham-ahead-ozzy-osbournes-funeral-23787890

Metro (North Edition) [Sport]: "RODGERS DEMANDS 'QUALITY' SIGNINGS"
LEAD SPORT CORRESPONDENT: TBA

Brendan Rodgers admitted Celtic need 'quality' reinforcements - and revealed he hopes new signings before they open their Premiership defence against St. Mirren on Sunday.

FULL REPORT: Metro.co.uk/search/?q=brendan+rodgers#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=BRENDAN%20RODGERS%20%2F%20CELTIC%20%2F%20NEW%20SIGNINGS&gsc.sort=date

Reading Today: "BEACH BOYS PERFORM AT ENGLEFIELD"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Chris Hillman

In Review: A huge crowd at Englefield House for The Beach Boys' only show in United Kingdom of 2025.
A special occassion following Brian Wilson's death earlier this year.

FULL REPORT: RDG.TODAY/in-review-a-huge-crowd-at-englefield-house-for-the-beach-boys-only-uk-show-of-the-year

The Times: "PALESTINE VOW BREAKS LAW, CLAIM TOP LAWYERS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Matt Dathan / Ali Mitib / Geraldine Scott

Some of Britain's most prominent lawyers have warned Sir Keir Starmer that the government's pledge to recognise Palestine State risks breaking International Law.

FULL REPORT: TheTimes.com/uk/politics/article/palestine-pledge-could-break-the-law-top-lawyers-warn-starmer-3lx0mv6lk

The Times (Sport): "I COULDN'T RISK ASHES PLACE, SAYS STOKES"
LEAD SPORT CORRESPONDENT: Elizabeth Ammon

Ben Stokes will miss the final Test Match against India after tearing a muscle in his right shoulder.
Ollie Pope will be drafted in as Acting Captain for the first time since December.
England have made some changes to their overall team.

Lancashire Telegraph: "FOUR LOCKED UP FOR 'COWARDLY' ATTACK"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nat Goodlad

Four men from a gang of seven who inflicted a violent homophobic attack on two men outside Blackburn Train Station have been jailed.

Daily Mail: "SHAME ON YOU, STARMER"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Natalie Lisbona / Andy Jehring

Victims of the October 7 atrocities told Keir Starmer there can be no recognition of a Palestine State until every hostage is free.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-14953869

Melton Times: "OUR GLORY GIRLS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Nick Rennie

The founder of a thriving village Football Club for women and girls is expecting another surge in interest in the game following Sunday's latest stunning success for the England Lionesses.
Asfordby Amateurs Ladies Girls and Inclusive FC already has 18 teams.

FULL REPORT: MeltonTimes.co.uk/news/people/girls-football-club-ready-for-new-surge-of-interest-after-lionesses-latest-glory-5246685

Scottish Daily Mail: "SCOTS MP'S SICKENING INSULT TO ISRAEL HOSTAGES"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Michael Blackley

A Scottish MP has been condemned for 'despicable' comments justifying Hamas holding innocent Israelis hostage as it’s ‘the only bargaining power’ the terror group has left.
Angus MacDonald provoked outrage after claiming if the terror group released the hostages they seized in 2023 then Israel would 'obliterate' Palestine.

FULL REPORT: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-14955941

Knutsford Guardian: "STILL HOLDING HANDS AFTER 78 YEARS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Barbara Jordan

Knutsford couple celebrate incredible 78th wedding anniversary.
A devoted Audrey Geary and John Geary still hold hands after being married for an incredible 78 years.

FULL REPORT: KnutsfordGuardian.co.uk/news/25332455.knutsford-couple-celebrate-incredible-78th-wedding-anniversary

Andersonstown News: "CÉAD MÍLE FÁILTE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Conor McParland

100,000 expected as Féile An Phobail gets under way.
Féile announce a free concert will take place on Sunday 3 August in Falls Park.
FakerMaker, Made Of Stone, Creedance Clearwater Review, Black Rose and Euphoria have been confirmed to perform.

FULL REPORT: BelfastMedia.com/feile-rocks-free-rock-concert-set-for-falls-park-on-sunday

Tyldesley And Atherton Leigh Journal: "VANDALS STEAL CHURCH PAVING"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Simon Mulligan

A church that is due to celebrate its 200th anniversary this year was hit by vandalism with thousands of pounds worth of sandstone stolen from its grounds.
St. George's Church, in Tyldesley, which dates back to 1825 and is a Grade II listed building, was targeted in the shocking incident in the early hours of Thursday 24 July.

FULL REPORT: LeighJournal.co.uk/news/25349583.st-georges-church-tyldesley-devastated-vandalism

Jewish News: "RECOGNISE REALITY"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: TBA

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer insisted that he was "unequivocal" about the need for a Palestinian state, but stressed that it needed to be part of a "wider plan which ultimately results in a two-state solution and lasting security for Palestinians and Israelis".

FULL REPORT: JewishNews.co.uk/voice-of-the-jewish-news-performative-geopolitical-gestures-will-not-bring-about-the-two-state-solution

Bury Times: "FOOTBALLER'S DEATH WAS 'NATURAL RULING'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Eoin McCaul

An inquest into the death of Emily Rachel Wilcock has concluded that the Bury football player's sudden death at the age of 27 was due to natural causes.

FULL REPORT: BuryTimes.co.uk/news/25346968.bury-footballers-death-27-due-natural-causes

The Scotsman: "SCOTS OIL FIRM WARNS STAFF OVER CLOSURE"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: David Bol

A company "at the forefront of decommissioning oil and gas facilities in Scotland has told staff it faces closure.

St. Helens Star: "TRIBUTES PAID TO 'LION' AND 'GIANT'"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Simon Mulligan

Everyone at Liverpool St. Helens FC, a Rugby Union club, are currently in mourning following the passing of their Club President Ray French who died at the age of 85 on Saturday 26 July 2025.

FULL REPORT: StHelensStar.co.uk/sport/25350553.ray-french-liverpool-st-helens-rugby-club-pays-tribute

The Bolton News: "GREEN FOR GO AS TOWN GETS A CASH BOOST"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: James McNeil

Bolton has received a cash injection of more than half a million pounds to help transform the way people of Greater Manchester travel.

FULL REPORT: TheBoltonNews.co.uk/news/25341150.bolton-pilot-new-ways-getting-people-electric-cars

Northwich & Winsford Guardian: "SOLAR FARM FIRM'S VICTORY ON APPEAL"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Rob Goulding

A Solar Farm developer has overturned a ban on dumping 1.34 million cubic metres of builders' spoil in Winnington after planning permission was refused.

FULL REPORT: NorthwichGuardian.co.uk/news/25342533.winnington-solar-farm-developer-wins-appeal-cwac

The Messenger: "FIRMS FACE CHARGES FOR ROADWORKS"
LEAD STORY CORRESPONDENT: Eoin McCaul

Companies carrying out roadworks could face daily charges for disrupting busy roads during peak hours.
Under the proposed "lane rental" plans, businesses will be incentivised to carry out works outside peak times.

FULL REPORT: MessengerNewspapers.co.uk/news/25336232.bolton-roadworks-face-charges-lane-closures

That's all the papers.

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