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‘Drowning Street’: what the papers say as Rishi Sunak makes his election announcement

Images of the prime minister outside No 10 Downing St dominate the UK front pages, as he announces a general election for 4 July

The Guardian - AU

‘I apologise for speaking ignorantly’: Oliver Stone backtracks over Barbie comments

Responding to a story on his criticism of the film before he had seen Greta Gerwig’s blockbuster, Stone posted an apology and wished the film’s team success at the Oscars

The Guardian - UK

Financial Times could fall behind City AM's print circulation in 2024

Red faces at the Pink’un

Evening Standard

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‘Back to the future’: how the papers covered the return of David Cameron

Rishi Sunak’s decision to bring a more moderate figure to his cabinet and oust Suella Braverman is viewed as likely to set up a clash with the Tory right

The Guardian - AU

Why are so many local councils on the brink of bankruptcy?

As many as 30 councils are at risk of bankruptcy and the UK’s local government funding system is “completely broken”, according to a new survey of the sector.

The Week

Moulding has the right to buy City AM – but he shouldn’t use THG’s cash

The retail billionaire’s newspaper deal looks like an indulgence when his core business needs attention

The Guardian - UK

City AM bought by Matthew Moulding’s online beauty retailer THG

London-based free newspaper saved from administration by multimillionaire businessman

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Online retail group THG in talks over deal to buy City AM

It is understood that THG is seeking to purchase the business publication in a pre-pack administration process.

The Independent UK

Online health and beauty firm THG in talks to buy freesheet City AM

Struggling London free newspaper would retain editorial independence and staff expected to be kept on

The Guardian - UK

City AM sold to ecommerce group THG

The sale prevents administrators from taking over London freesheet City AM

Evening Standard

Why aren’t soaring interest rates bringing down inflation?

Rishi Sunak has blamed the high number of fixed-rate mortgages for his government’s failure to bring down inflation.

The Week

City A.M. managing director backs paywall option after sale

The free London business newspaper was put up for sale yesterday

Evening Standard

London free newspaper City AM puts itself up for sale

Move comes after shift of advertising to big tech platforms such as Facebook and Google and change in commuter habits

The Guardian - UK

City A.M. owners ‘open to a sale’ of London freesheet amid investment talks

The owners are in discussions about further investment, but are also happy to take offers for a sale of City A.M.

Evening Standard

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TechRadar

Meta urged to act on rising consumer fraud scams

Heightened fraud sees British bank outline steps for Meta to regain control of scams on its platforms.

Wales Online

Today's rugby news amid claim Johnny Sexton could be finished

The latest rugby headlines from Wales and beyond

TechRadar

Nearly half of business bosses think AI will replace humans

Will AI actually replace us, or will it just make our lives more productive?

The Week

Strikes: is Sunak nearing the end of his unions problem?

Strikes that were set to cause more disruption across the UK’s rail network on two days next week have been called off after the Rail Delivery Group made the RMT union a new pay offer.

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Manchester Evening News

Two week warning issued to anyone with a Klarna account as £5 fees are introduced

All Klarna users will be affected by the policy change which comes into place on March 16

Daily Mirror

Klarna to start charging late fees from next month - what you need to know

From March 16, Klarna will be charging £5 to customers who miss their repayments and the move is a major shift by the buy now, pay later firm who has so far has not charged late fees in the UK

Wales Online

Six Nations set for Netflix documentary to emulate Drive to Survive

Wales and England are said to be ready to finally open their doors to the cameras

Nottingham Post

Butlin's Skegness site reportedly sold in £300m deal

It is one of three sites said to have been bought

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