Express confuses Raducanu for Fernandez in article defending Leave voters
"Daily Express. I don’t quite know how to tell you this, but that’s not Emma Raducanu," one person wrote.
Times columnist says calling politicians cheats and liars ‘damages society’
Not everyone agreed, with several people pointing out that it is the job of politicians to be honest in the first place.
Raducanu defeated ‘mental health bores’ and therapy industry with US Open win – right wing mag claims
"Pretty unhinged from spiked online, even for their standards," Jack Mendel said.
Has the penny dropped? Telegraph asks ‘what is the point of Brexit?’
It is now "abundantly clear" that the deal struck with the EU was a "terrible deal for Britain", the deputy editor said.
M&S could bid adieu to France as post-Brexit customs rules bite
"Pointless and byzantine" export rules have resulted in delays to fresh and chilled foods such as sandwiches getting to the shelves.
British employers facing most severe shortage of job candidates on record
"Candidate shortages continue to plague businesses, who are all recruiting from the same pool of talent and struggling to fill gaps."
Therese Coffey suggests Universal Credit claimants work ‘extra hours’ to make up for the £20 cut
The work and pensions secretary said the increase introduced in response to the coronavirus pandemic had always been ‘temporary’.
Half a kilometre added to Brighton Marathon by mistake as runners fume over measurements
Participants were made to run an extra 568m at the end of the 26.2 mile event after the course was measured too long.
Sajid Javid reminded of Voter ID plans as he scraps vaccine passports
“I’ve never liked the idea of saying to people you must show your papers or something to do what is just an everyday activity," he said.