2024-09-17
Daily Mirror Front Page 17th of September 2024
Former newsreader Huw Edwards has been placed on the sex offender register and avoided jail after being found to have paid a paedophile for indecent images of children.
2024-09-17
Times Front Page 17th of September 2024
Labour has advocated for the right to work from home to become the norm, stating that flexible working will enhance productivity and resilience, while criticising the culture of ‘presenteeism’ in British workplaces.
2024-09-17
Guardian Front Page 17th of September 2024
A suspect has been charged in connection with an apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, amid rising tensions and accusations from both sides of the political spectrum.
2024-09-17
Daily Mail Front Page 17th of September 2024
Huw Edwards, despite being found guilty of possessing indecent images of children and admitting to three counts of making such images, has avoided jail and received a six-month suspended sentence.
2024-09-17
Daily Express Front Page 17th of September 2024
Huw Edwards, a former BBC presenter, has avoided jail after admitting to accessing indecent images of children, sparking outrage over the leniency of his sentence.
2024-09-17
Daily Telegraph Front Page 17th of September 2024
Keir Starmer remains resolute as he adheres to all the rules amidst revelations of a millionaire donor lending his house for electoral purposes.
2024-09-17
i Front Page 17th of September 2024
Huw Edwards has been given a suspended six-month prison sentence for accessing indecent images of children as young as seven, will be on the sex offenders’ register for seven years, and must attend 40 days of treatment.
2024-09-17
Daily Star Front Page 17th of September 2024
A deputy of Donald Trump has admitted to making false claims about immigrants consuming pets in the USA.
2024-09-17
Financial Times Front Page 17th of September 2024
Brussels has prepared a €40bn loans package to support Ukraine, despite concerns that the G7’s collective efforts are faltering.
2024-09-17
Metro Front Page 17th of September 2024
BBC news anchor Huw Edwards has avoided a jail sentence after being convicted of possessing illegal child sex videos, with the court’s decision to impose a £5,000 fine instead prompting public outrage over the perceived leniency.