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Is back in power twenty years after being overthrown by us and british forces. the guardian adds that the militant group started the day so confident of victory that its fighters surrounded the capital, then ordered them to stay outside the city and wait. the mirror says its a race against time as troops are brought in to help six—thousand brits flee kabul. and the daily mail has a stark picture of british soldiers who fought in afghanistan, carrying the coffin of their friend — with a headl...

If they win, it�*ll be england�*s first major tournament victory since the world cup triumph over west germany in 1966. and �*we kane be heroes�*. the mirror pictures england captain harry kane — he fired in a dramatic extra—time goal for the team to get them to the final — and in the processjoined gary lineker to become joint—top goal scorerfor england. so let�*s begin. martin, lots of messages from the queen, prince william, boris johnson, the queen on the front of the telegr...

Health crisis in the nhs — as a controversial scheme has been used to withhold treatment from people who frequently demand help. the ft says that chancellor rishi sunak will have to spend up to £4bn more on pensioners from next year if he wants to stick to the partys �*triple lock�* pledge. so, let�*s begin. we are going to start with the daily mail which has, we are going to start with the daily mailwhich has, i we are going to start with the daily mail which has, i think, a difficult ...

James millar. tomorrows front pages starting. letss start with the metro — it reports on the comment made by the nhs englands chief executive that he expects all those over the age of 18 to be able to book a firstjab "by the end of this week". according to the telegraph — ministers will be advised against the mass roll—out of vaccinations to children until scientists obtain more data on the risks. 0n the front page of the guardian — covid vaccinations are set to become mandatory for care...

The pm�*s warning that britain must learn to live with covid —— and his insistence thatjuly 19th is what he called a �*terminus date�*. the guardian says borisjohnson signalled he would tolerate no further suspension of easing restrictions. but the mail claims he repeatedly failed to guarantee that what he�*d once called �*freedom day�* would not be put off pastjuly 19th. and on a similar note: "it�*s definitelyjuly 19, unless it�*s not", headlines the telegraph, which also p...

Hes not been a strong supporter of nato or even our east asian allies. hes not been a strong supporter of immigration and refugees. those are three fundamental building blocks of american power since the second world war that everybody has agreed to. hes overturned them. thats what disturbed people. now a series of actions. the iran deal, the jerusalem decision. the climate decision where he tears a policy down. he removes us from a situation and yet doesnt have an alternative. i think hes weake...

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After a last—minute change to the quarantine rules for those crossing the channel. that story also makes the front of the times. it says the decision was made owing to concerns over the spread in france of the beta variant first identified in south africa. french travel changes feature heavily in the telegraph. it also warns chaos caused by the nhs test and trace app could result in food shortages. the express is a little more upbeat, focusing on the heatwave forecast across britain. soaring t...

May nudge upwards in the coming weeks — especially because of reporting delays over the bank holiday weekend. the daily express adds that its renewed hopes that all restrictions will still be lifted on what it calls �*freedom day�* — june 21. the guardian reports that the government�*s tuition catch—up plan for pupils is inadequate — and that the £1.11 billion programme won�*t be enough to make up for the lost learning in lockdown. the independent adds that teachers say the fund...