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What the papers say – July 13
PA Media: UK News via Yahoo Canada News· 5 minutes agoThe front page of tomorrow's Daily Telegraph: 'Half of Cabinet accused of...
Daily Mail owner pulls out of race to buy Telegraph blaming new Labour government
The Independent via Yahoo Canada News· 2 days agoThe DMGT group run by Lord Rothermere, whose family founded the Daily Mail in 1896, has told...
'Arise Sir Gareth' and minister's prison announcement
BBC via Yahoo Canada News· 1 hour agoPresident Biden mixed up the names of world leaders twice on Thursday. [BBC] The Daily Telegraph...
Princess Anne Says She 'Can't Remember a Single Thing' About Horse Incident
People via Yahoo Canada News· 9 hours agoIt was understood that the royal would remain at her country home for a period of rest and return to...
Prison release scheme and the pound surges
BBC via Yahoo Canada News· 22 hours agoIt will not include inmates convicted of serious violence, sexual or terror-related offences, as well as some domestic abusers, the Times reports. [BBC]...
Thousands of kilometres from the battlefield, these Ukrainian veterans are finding solace in the...
The Globe and Mail· 17 hours agoSitting in a small plane weaving between B.C.’s Purcell Mountains, Ukrainian veteran Ivan Maruniak...
No, Ed Miliband Has Not Banned Drilling For Oil In The North Sea
HuffPost UK via Yahoo Canada News· 1 day agoBloomberg via Bloomberg via Getty Images Ed Miliband has denied reports that he has ordered an...
Lord Saatchi weighs Telegraph move ahead of bid deadline
Sky News via Yahoo Canada News· 7 days agoOne of the advertising gurus who helped propel Margaret Thatcher to power is weighing the formation...
'Twisters' reviews are in — critics are calling it a 'must-see summer blockbuster'
Tom's Guide· 2 days ago"Twisters" looks set to be another smash in what's looking to be the summer of Glen Powell hits....
Newspaper headlines: 'Surprise surge' for France's left, and Reeves to unveil housing plans
BBC News· 5 days agoThe Daily Mail says she will "declare war on Britain's planning system". The Daily Telegraph says...
