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Papers coin July 4 as ‘day of reckoning’ for the Conservative Party
The Daily Mirror writes that ‘the Tories will be judged on their actions, and they will be found guilty’.
Labour’s general election challenge is tougher after sweeping boundary changes
The remodelled constituencies would have given the Conservatives a bigger majority in 2019 than they achieved.
Mixed reaction as The Sun endorses Labour
"It is the strangest newspaper endorsement I’ve ever seen”, former editor David Yelland said.
The Sun backs Labour
"Sir Keir has won the right to take charge"
Nigel Farage tipped to become Prime Minister before 2030
Farage has been given odds of 10/1 to continue gathering support and become Prime Minister before 1st January 2030.
Hezbollah chief says group would stop fighting with Israel after Gaza ceasefire
Hezbollah’s participation in the Israel-Hamas war has been as a ‘support front’ for its ally, Hamas, its deputy leader Sheikh Naim Kassem said.
Biden blames jet lag for poor performance in presidential debate
The 81-year-old president said he ‘wasn’t very smart’ and ‘didn’t listen to my staff’ about two back-to-back European trips.
Water companies braced for slew of lawsuits after Supreme Court rules they can be sued for dumping sewage
The ruling could open the way for thousands of claims by fishing clubs, swimmers and riparian owners against water companies.
Average asking rent outside London ‘hits new high of £1,316 per month’
The pace of growth in rental prices remains significantly higher than before the coronavirus pandemic, Rightmove said.