‘Chinese satellites’

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

Iran has used “Chinese satellites to target US bases” across the Middle East, says the Financial Times. A “summer of shortages” could hit the UK’s supermarket shelves, says The Times, as the Iran war affects production of food and other goods. The Guardian reports that “big oil makes extra $30m every hour during conflict” as oil giants enjoy a “bonanza”. There is “no hiding place” as Keir Starmer “hauls tech giants to No 10” to “demand safeguards for kids”, says The Mirror. “That’s Carma”, puns The Sun, after Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander’s car was a victim of a pothole. 

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