‘Car crash’

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

The “drop in migrant workers ‘will be a car crash’ for NHS and care homes”, says The Guardian, after “the number of foreign nurses granted entry to Britain has fallen by 93% over three years”. The Spanish police will “patrol Gibraltar”, The Telegraph says. “Huntley fights for life” says The Mirror. An “attack by an inmate in a prison workshop leaves Ian Huntley in a ‘bad, bad way’”, says the Daily Mail. The suspected attacker “bragged I’ve done it, I’ve done it. I’ve killed him I’ve killed him”, said The Sun.

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