‘Under siege’

A round-up of the headlines from the UK front pages

“Under siege”, says The Mirror, reporting on the situation in Middlesbrough following the A66 crash last weekend. But “how did a UK town become a war zone?” asks The Sun. “Hotel migrant numbers have halved”, Metro reports. Some “21,294 criminals who should be deported” are “still on streets”, the Daily Express says. “China Embassy guards” in London have been “caught” using “electroshock weapons” to “threaten protesters”, says The i Paper. “Spending on ADHD and autism tests rises tenfold”, The Times reports.

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