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PLEASE NOTE: There will be no Front Page preview tomorrow but it'll return to Informing Britain on Wednesday 10 April 2024.
PLEASE NOTE: There will be no Front Page preview tomorrow but it'll return to Informing Britain on Wednesday 10 April 2024.
THE I: The I says Lord David Cameron will urge Republican Party to back more military aid for Ukraine, saying US help is vital if the country is to take the initiative over Russia.
DAILY MIRROR: Daily Mirror splashes Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves, on their Front Page, as she promises The Labour Party will crackdown on tax dodgers to help fund National Health Service.
The Daily Telegraph says, this week, a landmark report is set to find children who believe they are transgender may actually have Mental Health issues.
DAILY MAIL: Daily Mail are, today, revealing findings from a report that says a record number of Town Hall staff are pocketing more than £150,000 a year
DAILY EXPRESS: Campaigners lead the Daily Express Front Page wanting to end long journeys that cancer patients have to take by NHS funding more Radiotherapy Centres.
THE GUARDIAN: On Page 1 of THE GUARDIAN is Sir Keir Starmer being told to resurrect Sure Start to help poor children.
THE TIMES: The Times are leading with The Labour Party's plan to free up billions of pounds by closing loopholes to eventually end the Government's Non-Domiciled Tax.
DAILY STAR: Daily Star lead with bizarre claims from Oxford University saying cows may be replaced by camels because they guff less and could save the planet.
THE INDEPENDENT: The Independent lead with a visceral image of Palestinians returning to scenes of devastation in Rafah, encouraging their readers to agree a ceasefire must happen.
METRO (ENGLAND): Metro in England lead with a report of toxins that take years to break down has been found in fruit, vegetables, and spices that are being sold in British shops.
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