‘Elections revolt’
A round-up of the headlines from the UK front pages
“Revolt over cancelled elections”, says The Telegraph, as “a string of councillors resign over axed votes”. Keir Starmer has opened the door to a UK visit by Xi as the “China relationship” is “reset”, The Guardian says. “Is that it?” asks the Daily Mail after “capitulation in Beijing”. “Iranian guard corps to be treated as terrorists by UK”, says The Times. “Companies scoop $22bn in contracts from Trump’s immigration agencies”, the Financial Times says.
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