Angela Rener faced a “Slees Inquiry” whether he has paid the correct tax on his properties, lead to the Daily Telegraph. The first paper said that the Deputy Prime Minister had saved £ 40,000 stamp duty at a home of £ 800,000 in East Sussex by removing his name from his house deed in Manchester. Changes are legal but opposition politicians say it is “prevention of hypocritical tax”.
Rener’s “Sled Investigation” also leads the Daily Mail, which reports that the conservatives have initiated an investigation whether his actions have violated the ministerial code.
According to the report of The Daily Express, campaigners are calling ministers to “hang their heads with shame”, as the appeal court asked to keep an applying hotel open. Jeet for the home office inspired a strong response from Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Faraj, who accused the government of putting the rights of illegal migrants from the UK.
“Innjustice” is the title for the Sun, which goes with “Fury” on the verdict to keep the refuge hotel open in applying. 50 -year -old contestant Sarah White, protesting outside the hotel, said: “They are putting illegal migrants on top of us.”
The court of appeal decision is also a lead for the Guardian, stating that the verdict has “been confiscated angrily by the Labor’s opponents”. The Court of Appeal Judges canceled a temporary prohibition to remove asylum seekers, stating that the decision was “seriously flawed”, according to paper.
According to the Times, more than a dozen local councils are making legal efforts to close asylum hotels to close asylum hotels. The paper also reports that the Eating Forest Council is considering the challenge of taking the migrants from Bell Hotel to the Supreme Court.
The Court of Appeal also creates a front page of the ruling Financial Times, which writes the decision that “threatened to rule the anti -immigration protests”. This paper also increases shares of major British banks as the fear increases that Chancellor REWS can increase the autumn budget. On Friday, Nutwests, Lloyds Banking Group and Barclays experienced some of their “worst sales” in some of their months.
According to the latest pole made by I paper, the reforms in the UK have a 15 -point lead over labor, which keeps Nigel Faraz’s party on the syllabus for “huge election victory”. Conservatives are at third place with only 17% of voters, stating that they will return the party. The representative samples of 1,504 British adults were voted by BMG Research.
Sir Rod Stewart leads Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davi with US President Donald Trump to snatch the upcoming state banquet for The Daily Star. The composer says that Trump is “only man” that can end the war in Ukraine.
The decision of the High Court, which means that the shelter -seeking Eating can stay in the Bell Hotel in Essex, on many front pages. Times reports that 13 councils Still trying to close the house as the house office, despite the victory by the house office. The Home Office Minister Dame Angela Eagle has been quoted, saying that the government will stick to its plans to abolish the use of hotels by 2029. Sun ruled A “Injstice”, while the Daily Express says that campaigners are calling ministers to “hang their heads with shame”.
Several front pages also have stories about the housing system of Deputy Minister Angela Rener. Daily Telegraph Report The conservatives have written to the advisor of the Prime Minister’s independent standards, asked for an inquiry whether he has paid correct taxes at various homes. The paper says that Rener insisted that he has not done anything wrong and quoted his spokesperson, As time isSaying that he paid the outstanding duty on the purchase of a flat in Hov “corresponding to the relevant requirements and completely properly”. Paper says there is no suggestion that he broke any law.
Reporting on the situation in Gaza, Parent revealed Hundreds of employees of the United Nations Human Rights Agency have supported a letter to declare their leadership to declare the aggressive massacre of Israel. The letter also criticizes the United Nations High Commissioner Volcar Turk, which is to fail to condemn Israel. In response, in a newspaper report, Turk said that the letter raised important concerns.
Eye paper front page The results of exclusive voting for paper are the results that improve labor “shock” 15-point leads for the UK. The paper says that if the election results were found in an election held today, then the improvement will win 400 seats.
A photo of actress Julia Roberts at Venice Film Festival In front of telegraph Which includes positive review of his new film after hunting. She also appears In front of guardian With one of her quotes that “we are losing the art of conversation” because she defends her controversial new #MeToo themed film.
