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Princess Beatrice given very expensive gift by the Queen but was not allowed to keep it

Back in 1997, the Queen splashed out on a very extravagant gift for Princess Beatrice, who is celebrating her birthday today, and her sister Princess Eugenie - but they never used it because of their mum Sarah Ferguson's concerns

Daily Mirror

The Chief by Andrew Roberts review – the original alpha Mail

Access to the papers of Lord Northcliffe, founder of the Daily Mail, gives the historian a wealth of detail to work with, but significant questions go unanswered

The Guardian - UK

Prince Charles charity 'accepts £3million pledge from billionaire Russian oligarch'

Viatcheslav Moshe Kantor, who was sanctioned by the UK following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, is understood to have pledged £3 million to the Prince's Foundation

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Football transfer rumours: Ziyech to Man Utd, Chelsea back in for De Jong?

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to Chelsea? | Cristiano Ronaldo to Napoli? | Jizz Hornkamp to Nottingham Forest?

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss’s property portfolio: from Norfolk to London — here’s where the Prime Minister lives and works

Liz Truss is leading Tory party conference this week.

Evening Standard

‘Heaven and heel’: how the papers, a prince and the people rejoiced at Lionesses’ Euro semi win

England’s 4-0 victory over Sweden at Bramall Lane in Sheffield means they will face either France or Germany at Wembley on Sunday

The Guardian - AU

‘Gloves are off’: what the papers say about the Tory leadership TV debate

Tax cuts and recession fears among the front page topics as the fight between Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss intensifies in first televised debate

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Sunak pledges to cap refugee numbers while Truss plans to expand Rwanda scheme

THE UK will crack down further on refugees in the coming months regardless of who enters Downing Street, after both Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak…

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RFU launches investigation after Luther Burrell’s racism in rugby revelations

The Rugby Football Union has launched an investigation after the former England centre Luther Burrell’s revelations last month about racism in rugby union

The Guardian - UK

Meghan a threat to the royals? That’s one way to sell a book of tawdry gossip

The biographer Tom Bower makes no attempt at balance in a hit job on the Duchess of Sussex

The Guardian - UK

Final whistle for the ‘pink ’un’: British football’s last-surviving matchday newspaper closes

After 119 years, Portsmouth’s Saturday evening Sports Mail has printed its last issue. A dedicated reader bids this singular British institution a fond farewell

The Guardian - UK

Melting ‘snowflakes’? How climate change became a new front in the right’s culture war

The Daily Mail and others have now switched focus to criticising the policy response, says Leo Hickman, editor of Carbon Brief

The Guardian - UK

Press attacks take toll as Penny Mordaunt misses out in PM race

Mordaunt was subjected to relentless criticism by rightwing outlets while rival Liz Truss got favourable treatment

The Guardian - UK

‘Hellfire’: what the papers say about UK’s hottest ever day

Record 40.3C temperature dominates front pages along with dramatic pictures of burning houses on the outskirts of London

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Ex-aides demand Labour retract media statements on sexual harassment case

In leaked letter two female ex-staffers demand party acknowledge they were asked to sign gagging clauses

Daily Mirror

Man Utd advised to make 'statement' Harry Kane transfer as new signings questioned

Frenkie de Jong remains a Barcelona player despite Manchester United's efforts to complete a deal, and former striker Teddy Sheringham has encouraged them to look elsewhere

The Guardian - UK

Sunak challengers vie for support in rightwing press

Telegraph (backs Mordaunt) and Mail (prefers Truss) hold most sway with Conservative party members

The Independent UK

Tory leadership hopeful Penny Mordaunt repeatedly said ‘c**k’ in Commons speech after losing bet

Tory favourite used address on poultry welfare to fulfil foul-mouthed dare

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The Guardian - UK

Daily Mail out to stop ‘traitor’ Sunak as Tory rivals vie for press backing

Analysis: newspapers still hold great power, and pro-Johnson Mail has set out its ‘anyone but Rishi’ stall

The Independent UK

Man United chiefs ‘fly to Spain in bid to seal Frenkie de Jong deal’

Erik ten Hag previously coached the midfielder at Ajax in 2019

The Guardian - UK

With him right until the very end, the Tory press who loved Johnson as one of their own

The PM had willing stooges as he pushed standards in public life to a shameful new low

The Independent UK

Duke of Sussex wins first stage of libel claim against Mail on Sunday publisher

Harry is suing Associated Newspapers Limited over an article published about his ongoing claim for judicial review against the Home Office.

Reuters

UK court says newspaper story about Prince Harry was defamatory

A judge at the High Court in London ruled on Friday a newspaper article about Prince Harry's legal battle with the British government over his security arrangements was defamatory, paving the way for him to take his libel claim to trial.

Evening Standard

News article at centre of Duke of Sussex’s libel battle ‘was defamatory’, High Court judge rules

A newspaper article which accused Prince Harry of trying to “mislead and confuse” the public over his security arrangements was defamatory, a High Court judge has ruled.

The Guardian - UK

Why did the Daily Mail support Johnson long after other press allies turned their backs?

A newspaper that sees itself as a bastion of middle England morality should have been the first to ask hard questions of a doomed leader, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson

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