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The Times front page leads on an investigation into a phone company which it claims “fixed” sports stars’ phone records. Among those alleged to have used its services are footballer Rio Ferdinand and Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley. The story claims Sport Mobile boss John Shepherd said the firm had provided records used as evidence in cases. But Mr Ferdinand and Mr Ashley categorically deny the “boasts”, while the paper says it is understood Mr Shepherd denies making the allegations.

Times Front Page 27th of December 2024

Government advisers are urging ministers to relocate thousands of offenders from low-security prisons to alternative facilities, as part of an effort to address overcrowding and improve rehabilitation through enhanced work opportunities and family relationships.

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Times Front Page 26th of December 2024

An airline crash in Azerbaijan, resulting in the death of 39 individuals, is suspected to have been caused by Russian missile fire according to independent reports, challenging the initial claims of a technical fault, and highlighting geopolitical tensions in the region.

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Times Front Page 24th of December 2024

A significant number of the UK’s military personnel have been deemed medically unfit, reducing the number of deployable forces and raising concerns about the readiness of the armed forces, prompting calls for improved measures and retention strategies.

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