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Newtown Restaurant Allegedly Targeted By Provocative Stunt: ‘Completely Taken Aback’

Cairo Takeaway condemned the incident as a deliberate attempt to provoke conflict.

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What the papers say – February 12

A wide range of stories lead the papers on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

Two Colombian men ‘kidnapped’ by Putin in Venezuela for fighting in Ukraine

Alexander Ante, 46 and Jose Aranda, 37, were snatched from Caracas while travelling home from Ukraine

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Evelyn de Rothschild left bank in 2004 after sexual misconduct complaint

Rothschild & Co investigated complaint against the late financier in 2003 and he left shortly afterwards

The Guardian - UK

Sydney is facing a wave of antisemitic attacks – but what is behind them?

Police say incidents may have been ‘orchestrated in some manner’ and are ‘chasing every rabbit down every hole’

The Guardian - AU

What the papers say – February 1

Here are the major stories grabbing the attention on Saturday’s news stands.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – January 25

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

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OPINION - London has an illegal migration problem — but the government is telling us not to talk about it

The Government has lost no time in responding to a report in the Daily Telegraph today, suggesting that up to one in 12 people living in London is here illegally. And the gist is, nothing to see here, folks. Move along. Or as a Home Office spokesman put it, “This…

Evening Standard

What the papers say – January 20

Here are the biggest news stories making headlines on Monday.

Evening Standard

What Happened to Charlotte O'Brien: Grieving Family Slams Santa Sabina College's Response To Bullying

Charlotte O'Brien, a bullied student, tragically took her life, revealing serious bullying issues at Santa Sabina College in Sydney.

International Business Times UK

What the papers say – January 11

Here are the major stories making headlines this Saturday.

Evening Standard

Elon Musk will help Reform UK win over young voters and beat the Tories, Nigel Farage claims

Nigel Farage said Elon Musk is ‘an absolute hero figure’ for the younger generation and would be a ‘huge help’ in connecting them with Reform UK

The Independent UK

Who is Toby Young? The new peer who considers devolved nations 'ungrateful'

TOBY Young, the founder and director of the Free Speech Union and an associate editor of The Spectator has been made a life peer soon to…

The National (Scotland)

Triple J Was Allegedly Used To Coordinate Prison Attack On Organised Crime Boss Bassam Hamzy

ABC's Triple J has reportedly been used to coordinate an attack on organised crime boss Bassam Hamzy in Gouldburn Supermax Jail.

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Evening Standard

What the papers say – December 18

A variety of stories are featured across Wednesday’s front pages.

The Guardian - AU

Sam Groth quits John Pesutto’s shadow frontbench – as it happened

This blog is now closed

The Guardian - AU

‘Delight in Syria’: what the papers say about the end of the Assad regime

Coverage of the extraordinary events in Syria has filled the front pages in the UK, US and Australia

The Guardian - AU

How can News Corp call its gas splash an ‘exclusive’ and a ‘special report’ when it’s paid for by industry?

Readers led to believe a short-on-facts advertorial exhorting government to let companies extract more gas is straight news coverage

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The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: Why everyone’s suddenly worked up about ‘non-crime hate incidents’

In today’s newsletter: A police visit to a Daily Telegraph columnist about a tweet unleashed a barrage of coverage – but the story is more complicated than it appears

The Guardian - UK

Essex police drop Allison Pearson case after CPS advice

Police were advised there was no chance of conviction against journalist after hate crime investigation, Guardian understands

The Independent UK

What the papers say – November 18

These are the stories making headines to start the week.

The National (Scotland)

Journalist in 'hate crime' police row accused of making 'racist' tweet

A JOURNALIST at the centre of a major hate speech row has been accused of penning a “racist” tweet said to have led to a police interview.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – November 13

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

The Guardian - UK

Sir John Nott obituary

Defence secretary in Margaret Thatcher’s cabinet during the Falklands war

The Times of India

Mitchell Starc breaks silence on KKR snub, says 'haven't heard from them'

NEW DELHI: Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) made unexpected decisions during the IPL retentions, releasing their IPL-winning skipper Shreyas Iyer. The franchise also released Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc, whom they had acquired for Rs 24.75 crores at the IPL 2024 auction, setting an IPL record for the highest-paid player.

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