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Harry Redknapp calls Thomas Tuchel ‘German spy’ and appears to make Nazi salute in video

The video shows Redknapp speaking at a charity event before Tuchel’s first games as England manager

The Independent UK

What the papers say – March 27

Backlash and controversy surrounding the Government’s spring statement leads Thursday’s front pages.

Evening Standard

Palestinian co-director says Israel attack was 'revenge for Oscar'

Hamdan Ballal, an Oscar-winning Palestinian co-director who was detained by the Israeli military, has spoken out for the first time since he was…

The National (Scotland)

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Woman made Noel Clarke allegations after years of ‘guilt’, court told

The actor is suing the publisher of the Guardian over a series of articles that allege misconduct.

The Independent UK

Where Is Graham Hornigold Now? What We Know About the 'Con Mum' Subject

The renowned pastry chef is on the hook for over £300,000.

Marie Claire

Trump’s ‘climate’ purge deleted a new extreme weather risk tool. We recreated it

The Guardian has recreated a searchable climate future risk tool developed by Fema but then deleted

The Guardian - US

What the papers say – March 26

Previews of the Chancellor’s spring statement feature heavily on the front pages of Wednesday’s newspapers.

Evening Standard

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What the papers say – March 25

A range of domestic and foreign political stories are vying for attention on the front pages

Evening Standard

What is Dominic Cummings doing now, as he breaks silence following dinner with Nigel Farage?

The former adviser speaks out for the first time since having secret dinner with Reform Party leader Nigel Farage

Evening Standard

Labour consider tax cuts for Amazon and Meta in bid to 'appease' Donald Trump

LABOUR are considering cutting tax for Amazon and Meta in a bid to “appease” Donald Trump while taking money away from disabled people and…

The National (Scotland)

Great Barrier Reef & Ningaloo Simultaneously Hit With ‘Heartbreaking’ Coral Bleaching

Severe and simultaneous coral bleaching has been found in both Western Australia's Ningaloo and the east coast's Great Barrier Reef.

Pedestrian.tv

Trump Admin Gets Backlash Over Policy Linking Food Stamps to Immigration Status: Report

"The days in which taxpayer dollars are used to subsidize illegal immigration are over," said Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins in a memo reported by The Guardian

Latin Times

Lorraine Kelly faces new account tracking her ITV show absences after slamming 'hurtful' trolls

Despite sharing her upset about a previous account, a new one has popped up under the username @whereislorraine

Evening Standard

Belgian actor Émilie Dequenne dies at 43 of rare cancer, report says

The Belgian actor who won a top Cannes prize for her breakout role in “Rosetta,” Émilie Dequenne has died at 43

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Euronews

Tate museums to cut 7% of workforce amid financial challenges

Tate has announced that it is cutting 7% of its workforce, as the British arts institution grapples with a post-pandemic financial deficit. The move echoes major budget cuts for many cultural institutions globally, including major European museums.

The Independent UK

Animal poo could hold key to saving endangered species, research suggests

The ‘poo zoo’ might be the key to preserving genetic diversity

MusicRadar

"Our song about a guy angry after a break-up is really about Putin and the former Soviet republics": The Pet Shop Boys' Russian lament - Neil Tennant talks war and more

As one of the biggest Western bands in Russia, and as an ex-Editor himself, Tennant’s new Russian reminiscences make remarkable reading

Latin Times

ICE Sidesteps Sanctuary Laws to Round Up Immigrant Data Through License Plates: Report

In addition to accessing local networks, ICE uses the national database of a Motorola subsidiary which offers license-plate reading technology

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Evening Standard

What the papers say – March 12

Ukraine leads Wednesday’s front page stories.

Pedestrian.tv

Peter Dutton Has Been Charging Taxpayers For Flights Coinciding With Fundraisers

"I think the public demand that these sorts of systems be shaken up every now and again because clearly they’re not satisfactory.”

The Conversation

Health-care workers should not be a target. In Gaza, their detention and death affect the entire population

A freeze on aid entering the Gaza Strip, imposed by Israel last week, means once again tons of urgent medical supplies and medicines are stuck at the border, with delivery uncertain.

The Independent UK

Lorraine Kelly social media account shut down following ‘hurtful’ comments

‘The joke has run its course’ said the viral page

The National (Scotland)

‘Where is Lorraine?’ comes to an end after ITV's Lorraine Kelly breaks silence

‘Where is Lorraine?’ account on Twitter/X has shut down as ITV's Lorraine Kelly breaks silence, describing it as 'really hurtful'

Marie Claire

Prince William Discusses "Terrifying" Volunteering Experience at a Mental Health Helpline

"Some of those conversations lived with me for quite a long time afterwards."

Evening Standard

‘Where is Lorraine?’ X account shuts down after ‘really hurtful’ comments

A social media account that keeps track of Lorraine Kelly’s absences on her morning TV show has shut down.

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