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The recent passing of former world champion boxer Ricky Hatton has garnered considerable attention on Monday’s front pages. Known as ‘the Hitman’, Hatton held world titles in light-welterweight and welterweight divisions and was a beloved figure in British boxing circles. The Sun’s front page pays tribute to him with a somber “Rest in peace” headline following the news of his untimely death at his residence in Manchester on Sunday.
While Hatton’s image dominates the front page of the Daily Telegraph, the main focus is on the escalating pressure facing Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. The paper highlights how some Labour MPs, who challenged benefit cuts earlier in the year leading to government concessions, are now aligning behind Mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham in a potential leadership move. The Telegraph delves into the growing discontent within the party and its implications for Sir Keir’s leadership.
Turning to The Times, the paper also examines Sir Keir’s political position, referring to him as the “bruised PM” amidst mounting talks of a leadership challenge. Mention is made of Sir Keir’s efforts to reassert control by announcing a significant partnership with the US in the field of nuclear power, a move aimed at shifting the focus from internal challenges to external achievements. The Times provides insight into the intricate political landscape surrounding Sir Keir as he navigates turbulent waters
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