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UK ministers are working to negotiate an agreement with the European Union and other nations to transfer £8 billion in frozen Russian assets held in the UK to Ukraine, according to reports in the Times. The newspaper highlights concerns about Vladimir Putin, describing him as an ongoing threat to the security and prosperity of the UK. Alongside this story, the paper features coverage of Israeli Eurovision singer Yuval Raphael amid several countries boycotting the contest due to Israel’s participation.
The Guardian focuses its attention on Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, who reacted furiously to broadcasters’ questions about alleged racist and antisemitic remarks he supposedly made during his teenage years. Farage’s response was described as an “angry performance” at a press conference where he vowed to boycott both ITV and the BBC. He also pointed out past instances of homophobic and racist content aired by the broadcasters during the 1970s and 1980s. Farage has denied the accusations, with Reform UK’s deputy leader, Richard Tice, labelling the former classmates who made the claims as liars.
Reform UK’s financial standing received a boost according to the Financial Times after an expat entrepreneur contributed a record-breaking £9 million donation, positioning the party in the lead for fundraising. On an international note, the paper also featured an image of Vladimir Putin meeting with the Indian Prime Minister in New Delhi, marking the start of a two-day summit. Meanwhile, The Sun reports that former Masterchef host John Torode is undergoing therapy
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