‘Europe’s Silicon Valley’ and Strictly Wynne’s apology
The title of “Guardian” reads: “Rids promises to create ‘European Silicon Valley'”, which refers to Prime Minister Rachel Riffs “to promote growth”, which has characteristics on many previous pages on Wednesday. Essence The paper states that she will disclose a plan to create a technical hub between Oxford and Cambridge to “start economic growth and invest more money in people’s pockets.” The Guardian added that industry experts said that these infrastructure will increase the British economy of 7.8 billion pounds in 10 years. Gaza refugees returned to the “ruins wasteland” in northern Gaza. The leading image of the Guardian depicts the Palestinians walking home.
“Abramovic, the taxes of super yachts and scandals” read the subway, referring to the leaked documents. It is said that it is said that the Romans oligopoly Roman Abramovicch Taxes to avoid paying millions of pounds. The predecessor of the Premier League Chelsea Football Club was a photo of the 559 million pound yacht yacht on the Caribbean on Christmas on Christmas day-it is said to be rented by a company in the British Virgin Islands. The newspaper was the first story in the first story. In addition, this is the first story. Reported by the Broadcasting Corporation.
The Financial Times and US President Donald Trump “freezed hundreds of billions” in federal loans and gifts, which caused “alarm.” The paper states that this is the “latest move” of Trump’s cuts of expenditure, and said that it endangered funds from medical and scientific research to early childhood education and food aid. A Democratic Senator claimed that frozen was “inhumane.”
My paper exclusively played a role in the Prime Minister’s speech-the upcoming £ 55 million investment was provided to provide 30,000 electric vehicle KERBSIDE charging ports. It said that Lavz’s “main speech” was an attempt to “get rid of the littering of Brexit after stagnation”. I added that she would also confirm the expansion plan of Henhero Airport.
According to reports, The Daily Express of the Daily Express read the name HMS Agincourt for the new Navy submarine to “avoid the historical failure of the French” for the new navy submarine. The report said the name was initially approved by Queen Elizabeth in 2018. Agincourt is a place where Henry V defeated Charles VI’s French army.
“I will fight for growth.” The prime minister was declared in the daily telecommunications title, because she supported the expansion of Herhairo Airport in some colleagues of the cabinet colleagues. The document said that she would also announce nine new reservoirs and a “growth corridor”, including the roads and railway upgrades to Oxford. The telegram also watched the vow of the French President Emmanuel Macron. British tourists (other non -European citizens) will have to spend more money to visit the Louvre to “help” to the Louvre Palace The change, including the special room Mona Lisa.
The Times compares the government to Margaret Thatcher as Keir Starmer, because he promises to reduce the “Fanwen TAPE section shrub bush” to free up growing up. He wrote in the “Times” that he will aim at “transcendence” as a government supervisor and end what he said “worry -free legal challenges”. The Prime Minister said that trying to make the government a relaxed control shows that the Labor Party ’s plan for house buildings and green energy is” vital “.
The Daily Mail said that the critics of the critics told her “demolition her obstacles created” because she was ready to restore the latest plan of the so -called British “graphic economy” of the newspaper. The email added that in Wednesday, Rids would say that she was ready to move further to pursue growth.
According to reports, after publishing sexual comments during the tour earlier earlier this month, “Daily Mirror” was “layoffed” in a strict on -site tour. The paper quoted the previous strict dance contestants that he had agreed to “draw some time” by BBC and added that he felt “very regrettable” about the pain caused.
“Wynne: I’m sorry”, read the title of the sun, with strict star Wynne Evans, he called “inappropriate action”. It is said that after he performed a “joke” in a strict on -site tour, his apology was withdrawn from him. The paper added that he has separated from his partner and faces “stand out from his GO’s comparative advertisement.”
The front version of “Daily Star” reports how “Dastardly Chat Robot” learn how to copy without human help.
