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Daily Star Front Page 10th of June 2022
According to The Daily Star, Wizz Air’s boss has urged pilots to not use “fatigue” as an excuse not to work.
According to The Daily Star, Wizz Air’s boss has urged pilots to not use “fatigue” as an excuse not to work.
As reported by The Mail, two men have been sentenced to death, with Russian President Vladimir Putin facing fury over the decision.
The Express reports Boris Johnson has promised to complete Margaret Thatcher’s unfinished Right-to-Buy housing revolution to make home ownership affordable for everyone.
The Times reports the crisis threatening Britain’s railways is deepening after train drivers voted to join the largest rail strikes in a generation.
In the Mirror’s lead story, two British men were found guilty following a “sham trial” in pro-Russian Donetsk.
Care workers with low wages are calling in sick because they cannot afford the fuel to get to work, reports the Guardian.
In the Telegraph, Liz Truss condemns the death penalty meted out to two captured British fighters, which was hailed as a “sham judgement.”.
The Metro focuses on the two British men who are facing execution after fighting for Ukraine and refers to them as “Putin’s Pawns”.
The i leads with the “show trial” around the British men being sentenced to death. The paper also examines the diplomatic backlash over the violation of the Geneva Convention after they were captured in Mariupol by pro-Moscow forces.
According to the Financial Times, Chancellor Rishi Sunak wasted £11bn by paying too much interest servicing the government’s debt.