The front page of today’s Daily Telegraph: The Daily Telegraph has taken a more international approach to Friday, running a story on British prime minister Rishi Sunak who has declined to increase student and working visas for Indian nationals in exchange for a trade deal with the country. The Times reports on the latest NHS maternity scandal, with their front page emblazoned with a story on Nottingham Trust has been accused of failing 1,700 families in a cover-up now being investigated by police.įriday’s TIMES: “Baby deaths ‘cover-up’ investigated by the police” #TomorrowsPapersToday /nruFnH6Usq The Daily Express has run with a similar story but has hooked it off the claims the triple lock increases may be dumped unless the retirement age also rises.įriday’s front page: Yet again… threat to triple lock #TomorrowsPapersToday /Jw35fKrt0Y The Financial Times looks at a possible pay jump for those on the pension for their Friday front, as the pension is set to increase to match wage growth thanks to the triple lock.įriday’s FINANCIAL Times: “Pensions poised for fresh jump as ‘triple lock’ matches wage growth” #TomorrowsPapersToday /3uYQOkCxPf The Guardian leads with the vanished Wandsworth prisoner but instead focuses on MPs as questions are raised over prison cost cuts as the manhunt continues.įriday’s GUARDIAN: “Escape of terror suspect prompts prison cuts row” #TomorrowsPapersToday /6MZy6HMCQZ Tomorrow’s front page #tomorrowspaperstoday To subscribe to the Daily Edition /jUZA3YoVOi

Traffic queues outside port as vehicles checked for elusive jail-breaking soldier #tomorrowspapertoday /HWZu6QfTwEįriday’s front page: Fugitive terror suspect’s escape investigated as possible prison ‘inside job’ #TomorrowsPapersToday The escaped inmate from Wandsworth prison is still at the forefront of UK news, with the Metro, the i, and the Independent running with the story for their splash. The Daily Mail features a royal story of a different kind, looking at the relationship between William and Harry with “Warring Royal Brothers Still 100 Miles Apart”.įriday’s Daily MAIL: “Warring Royal Brothers Still 100 Miles Apart” #TomorrowsPapersToday /nbBjtingyL The Mirror has chosen to run with a special thanks from Britain’s King Charles to thank the public for their kindness during his first year as king.įriday’s front page: Thank you for your love #tomorrowspaperstoday /41l71Lhyer In Britain, as the end of the week approaches, the one-year anniversary of the death of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II leads the nation’s papers alongside the escaped Wandsworth prisoner.

The Irish Daily Mirror‘s lead story goes to reports that children as young as eight in a Dublin primary school were instructed to a teacher as they.įinally, the Irish Daily Star reports on the inquest of a teenage girl who died by suicide after being drugged and raped while on holiday in Greece. The Irish Daily Mail reports RTÉ bosses have been asked to take a 10 per cent pay reduction.

Good morning, here is the front page of today’s Irish Independent: /M94RrvhcGR The Irish Independent reports ‘thousands of new homes to be hit with new property tax’, and The Irish Sun carries an image of Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary after he was hit in the face with cream pies by climate protesters in Brussels on Thursday. The Irish Examiner‘s headline reads: ‘FG hopes to elect senators as TDS step down’, while The Echo reports that almost half of termination notices issued in Cork since June were invalid.

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