What the papers say – September 28
A range of stories feature on Saturday’s front pages.
A range of stories feature on Saturday’s front pages.
The social media site said it had complied with all of the judge’s demands before the latest conditions.
Harry Potter and Downton Abbey stars were among those remembering the late actress.
At least six people were killed and 91 were wounded, Lebanon’s health ministry said.
Thompson underwent stoma surgery as she battles a chronic bowel condition called ulcerative colitis.
Sir Keir Starmer said the views of US business chiefs he spoke to were in ‘stark contrast’ to Elon Musk’s attack on the UK.
A statement from her sons said she died peacefully in hospital on September 27.
The strike came an hour after thousands of people attended the funeral of a top Hezbollah commander who was killed the day before.
In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, Just Stop Oil said: “BREAKING: 2 VAN GOGH PAINTINGS SOUPED HOURS AFTER PHOEBE AND ANNA SENTENCED.”
Unison is sending out strike ballots after Cosla decided to impose the latest offer.
The Duke of Sussex is known in Lesotho as Mohale, which means ‘warrior’.
The appointment was announced on Friday afternoon.
He said his government would no longer tolerate daily rocket fire from the area.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his nation’s response to the October 7 2023 attacks by Hamas on Israel.
She won over a new generation of fans when she starred in the Harry Potter films.