The Sun reports on the romantic getaway of the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, also known as Prince William and Kate, to the Isle of Mull in western Scotland to mark their 14th wedding anniversary. The tabloid shares that the royal pair enjoyed trying whisky and haggis in Tobermory during their visit. Additionally, Kate met a young girl who had survived cancer and commended her with a heartfelt “well done, girl.”
On another note, the Daily Mail focuses on the “lady of the smiles,” Kate, who is captured in a photo laughing. The paper delves into the scandal surrounding the “M&S cyber raid,” attributing the attack to a group called Scattered Spider, consisting mainly of British and American youths and young men. This cyber raid reportedly crippled the retailer for over a week.
Sir Tony Blair’s warning to Sir Keir Starmer about the impending doom of achieving a net-zero status is highlighted in The Daily Telegraph. The former Prime Minister criticizes the current environmental policies, indicating that they are not only inadequate but also viewed as unaffordable, ineffective, or politically toxic.
In another publication, The Times reiterates Blair’s cautionary message regarding the failure of the net-zero plan. The Canadian election outcome is also featured, with Mark Carney’s victory and vow that “Trump will not break us.” The future of music education is discussed as pupils bid farewell to playing the recorder, likening the instrument’s decline to that of the lute and the harpsichord
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