i Front Page 26th of June 2024
The i reports that the Conservatives are searching for the insider who leaked the general election date, with 66% of the public deeming the bets on the election “unacceptable”.
The i reports that the Conservatives are searching for the insider who leaked the general election date, with 66% of the public deeming the bets on the election “unacceptable”.
Labour leaders have pledged to address the challenges faced by patients in securing early morning GP appointments, as medical professionals criticise the impact of government cuts on the NHS.
Nigel Farage has urged Britain to cease payments to France unless it halts the passage of migrants’ boats across the Channel, criticising the continued support of French naval operations.
NASA experts caution that even with 14 years’ notice, an asteroid impact could spell doom for Earth, reports the Daily Star.
The Times reports the Westminster betting scandal has escalated with claims a cabinet minister won £2,100 betting on a July election.
The Daily Mail features an exclusive interview with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, highlighting his statement that Mail readers were correct about Labour in 2019, prompting changes.
A Conservative politician is the fifth party member under investigation by the gambling watchdog for allegedly betting on the general election date, reports The Guardian.
A cabinet minister’s £2,100 win on the general election date adds to Westminster’s gambling scandal, reports The Daily Telegraph.
WIKILEAKS founder Julian Assange faces repaying the Australian government nearly £400,000 for private jets after his 10-year saga in Britain finally ended, with his return facilitated by a plane to be chartered by Western Australia and Northern Montana following his release and house arrest in the UK.
A Labour parliamentary candidate is under investigation and has been suspended by the party after it emerged that he placed a bet on himself to lose in the upcoming by-election, raising concerns about election integrity and gambling practices.