Front Pages Lead with Paul Doyle's Scandalous Charges
Papers lead with Paul Doyle's case so bright, Charges and controversy fill the morning light.
On front pages, Paul Doyle's face is found,
Seven charges against him, the Mirror's loud.
A businessman and dad, with a Marine past too,
His story's complex, and the headlines break through.
Seven charges against him, the Mirror's loud.
A businessman and dad, with a Marine past too,
His story's complex, and the headlines break through.
The Express highlights his background with pride,
A Royal Marine, with a story to abide.
The Sun and others join in, with a similar view,
A complex man, with a story anew.
A Royal Marine, with a story to abide.
The Sun and others join in, with a similar view,
A complex man, with a story anew.
The Daily Mail weighs in, on a different debate,
Kemi Badenoch's speech, and her party's fate.
The paper praises her, for her powerfully argued stand,
But warns the Conservatives, to make a bigger hand.
Kemi Badenoch's speech, and her party's fate.
The paper praises her, for her powerfully argued stand,
But warns the Conservatives, to make a bigger hand.
The Guardian warns against writing off the Tories too,
Their ability to reinvent, is still strong and true.
The Times and Telegraph, lead with a speech so bold,
Attorney General Lord Hermer, with a message to unfold.
Their ability to reinvent, is still strong and true.
The Times and Telegraph, lead with a speech so bold,
Attorney General Lord Hermer, with a message to unfold.
He criticizes the calls, to pull out of the ECHR,
A move that echoes, the Nazis' dark history's scar.
The Financial Times, looks at Ryanair's boss so fine,
A €100m pay-out, a performance that's truly divine.
A move that echoes, the Nazis' dark history's scar.
The Financial Times, looks at Ryanair's boss so fine,
A €100m pay-out, a performance that's truly divine.
The i Paper looks at Lammy's visit to the Arctic so grand,
A strategic foothold, that Boris Johnson once had in hand.
Tobias Ellwood, tells the story of a failed attempt so bold,
A £250m purchase, that would have given the UK control.
A strategic foothold, that Boris Johnson once had in hand.
Tobias Ellwood, tells the story of a failed attempt so bold,
A £250m purchase, that would have given the UK control.