‘Failed by the state’ and ‘Trump’s Gaza takeover plan’
A report on a report of a man who killed three men on Nottingham Street. “Failed!” is the title of the Daily Express, because it says Ian Coates, Barnaby Webber and Grace O’Malley-Kumar ) family members asked to name the people involved in Valdo Calocane.
The Metropolis said, “Epic cover-up” is “shameful.” Barnaby Webber’s mother Emma Webber said that letting Calocane freely kill staff who “just have no jobs”.
The Daily Mirror titled “Failed by the State” as it carries pictures of three Nottingham victims and three girls killed by Southport Axel Rudakubana . The report said a review found that he had removed it from the terrorist surveillance list “too early”.
Donald Trump’s comments on the US taking over Gaza have also attracted attention, with the financial period titled: “Trump’s takeover proposal for Gaza condemned by allies around the world.” The paper says Arabs and Europeans are “angry” and the future of the West Bank is also worried.
“Wish you’re here?” This is the question raised by the Daily Star, as it brings photos of the U.S. president against the backdrop of Gaza’s flat buildings. Trump suggests that Gaza may be the “Riviera of the Middle East.”
The Guardian said the plan faces “global condemnation” as it said the head of the United Nations António Guterres warned that avoiding ethnic cleansing is crucial. The report said that while Saudi Arabia and many other countries opposed the plan, Trump told reporters that “everyone likes it.”
I say Trump’s “shocking plan” has caused Britain to collide with the US president.
The newspaper said singer Liam Payne’s late girlfriend had an exclusive interview with Sunshine, and Kate Cassidy fought back against critics who accused her of giving up on him before her death. The title is “I’m not going to be a dead monster for Liam.”
The Daily Telegraph has a title of “Conservatives come to kick out low-paying immigrants” because it says opposition leader Kemi Badenoch has formulated her first major policy, because They are trying to combat the electoral threat of British reform. The paper says the proposal would mean that legal immigrants with low pay or no jobs can only apply for indefinite vacations to stay in 10 years – that’s twice the current threshold.
“I will ban immigrants from claiming the benefits of becoming British citizens,” the Daily Mail said in Badenoch’s words. It said Conservative leaders will “reform” through dramatic announcements
The New York Times has caused a startling warning among British counterterrorism leaders that the harm caused by social media is like cancer caused by smoking. Matt Jukes said that like Australia, the ban on the under-16 years old is worth paying attention. After announcing his reunion with band Black Sabbath, there is a front page picture of young Ozzy Osborne.
