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The multi-pronged campaign is aimed at keeping the pressure on two of the reconciliation bill’s key holdouts in the Senate.

Katie Price fans have been duped out of thousands of pounds by a rogue trader she presented on Instagram, according to The Sun. Tomorrow's front page: Katie Price fans were conned out of thousands of pounds after the star promoted a rogue trader on Instagram https://t.co/mgfWpUhAsfpic.twitter.com/qIpX6TwSww The Financial Times says donations from the property sector have now risen to constitute a quarter of all funds gifted to the Conservative party. Just published: front page of the Financial Times, UK edition, Friday 30 July https://t.co/IAy5nb8aGNpic.twitter.com/UE2c4Y2fEI

'I HAVE TO BELIEVE' Heartbroken mum of missing toddler Ben Needham who went missing 30 years ago still holds out hope he is alive Updated: 20:03 ET, Jul 22 2021 THE heartbroken mum of missing toddler Ben Needham, who went missing 30 years ago, is still holding out hope that he is alive. Kerry Needham will this weekend endure the 30th year of heartbreaking anniversaries since her son Ben vanished on the Greek island of Kos back in 1991. 4 4 Kerry has said she is holding on hope to the possibility that the South Yorkshire Police are wrongCredit: Rex Features The British mum told the Mirror she...

Changes to isolation rules lead many of Friday’s papers, with hopes the move will put the brakes on the so-called pingdemic. The Times writes supermarket depot workers will be exempt from quarantine if they are pinged as a contact of a Covid case, as ministers seek to avoid food shortages. Friday’s TIMES: “Food supply staff freed from Covid quarantine” #TomorrowsPapersTodaypic.twitter.com/tpQzEV1kcb The Daily Express carry a similar story, the paper saying hundreds of thousands will be able to avoid isolation if they are fully vaccinated and test negative every day. Friday's front pag...

By Press Association 2021 Ben Needham disappeared 30 years ago on Kos The mother of missing Ben Needham says she will keep on searching for her son, 30 years after his disappearance. Ben went missing on the Greek island of Kos at the age of 21 months and police believe he died on July 24 1991, as a result of an accident involving “heavy machinery”. He was staying at his grandparents’ farmhouse on the Greek island when he vanished but Kerry Needham believes her son is still alive. South Yorkshire Police officers carried out excavati...