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What the papers say – November 5

University tuition fees and the US presidential election dominate Tuesday’s front pages.

The Independent UK

Los Angeles Metro Bus Set on Fire Following Dodgers' World Series Win

Police in Los Angeles reported 12 arrests were made in the aftermath of the Dodgers' World Series victory.

Sports Illustrated

New Clue In 20-Year-Old Case Of Unknown Woman Who Took Sip Of Coffee Then Jumped From 262ft Tower

“Even the smallest piece of information might just tie together all we have learned and allow us to return her name to her.” The post New Clue In 20-Year-Old Case Of Unknown Woman Who Took Sip Of Coffee Then Jumped From 262ft Tower first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Shots Fired, Swat Standoff At Atlanta Four Seasons Hotel

Georgia authorities confirmed the suspect was armed

Latin Times

“Finally Real Consequences”: MrBeast Reported To The FBI After Youtuber Leaks Group Chats

“Hopefully they will look into these MrBeast Telegram Company Chats Logs and other concerns.” The post “Finally Real Consequences”: MrBeast Reported To The FBI After Youtuber Leaks Group Chats first appeared on Bored Panda.

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What the papers say – October 29

Here are the biggest stories leading Tuesday’s front pages.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – October 25

A wide range of stories feature across Friday’s papers.

The Independent UK

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What the papers say – October 24

Here are the biggest stories leading Thursday’s headlines.

Evening Standard

Liverpool mayor honours legacy of John Lennon on visit to New York

Steve Rotheram attended a meeting between music leaders from Merseyside and New York to discuss future projects

Evening Standard

What the papers say – October 22

Here are the biggest stories leading Tuesday’s front pages.

Evening Standard

Popular Brewer Waters Down Beer To Pay Lower Alcohol Taxes

Favorable tax cuts for 3.4 percent abv are behind the new diluted beer hitting the market.

International Business Times

Baby Shark rapper shot dead in suspected robbery gone wrong

Ralan Styles, real name Michael Robinson, died on Saturday morning in Columbus, Ohio

The Independent UK

Transit systems are targeting fare evaders to win back riders leery about crime

Transit systems are building stronger, better security gates to avoid fare skippers

The Independent UK

Experts Have Weighed In On Whether It’s Possible To Have A Gay Face & I Just Got Read For Filth

Huge win for gay (face) rights!

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Woman Reveals Heartbreaking Reason Why She Was Fired 14 Times In 8 Years—Including 4 Jobs On Her First Day

Linda Loprasert, a brain cancer survivor, was fired from 14 jobs in 8 years due to memory loss caused by her illness, and now shares her story in her book Memory Fail to inspire others facing similar struggles.

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Fatal Shooting During Los Angeles Bus Hijacking

A tragic incident in Los Angeles involving a hijacked city bus leads to a passenger's death and prompts calls for increased security measures.

AAP

Rail fight brings Metro concession, free train fares

Trains are free across Sydney amid major sporting fixtures as the transport minister dismisses criticism of a commitment to put more staff on driverless trains.

Motor1

Amazon Will Continue The Grand Tour With New Hosts

"We’re stepping away as the hosts, but Prime will be continuing it," says Richard Hammond.

MusicRadar

“We're in the middle of all this woke bullshit... there’s a constant flow of information and suddenly nothing makes much sense”: Don McLean on the world in 2024

Don McLean rages at the modern world and "woke bullshit"

The Guardian - US

Los Angeles wants a ‘no-car’ Olympics. Can the city of drivers turn a corner?

Karen Bass, the mayor, pledged to make the 2028 Games car-free, but the sprawling city’s public transit falls far behind that of previous host cities

The Independent UK

From Paris to Los Angeles: How the city is preparing for the 2028 Olympics

As the Olympics close in Paris, Los Angeles has now taken the torch

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