"Investigation according to SAS identities is leaked" and "Brat & Bräutigam"

BBC "Inquiry for SAS identities leaked online" Reads the heading on the front page of the Sunday Times.

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The army started an investigation to enter SAS identities when Defense Minister John Healey is “angry” because of the violation, writes the Sunday Times. There were “100 arrests in umbrella protests against Palestine campaigns”, with two women being accompanied by police officers under one roof. The king's residence in Highgrove “suffered an exodus of gardening”, which “complained that the Times was paid for the demands of the monarch and the payment of the staff”. A statement by the King's Foundation reported “high satisfaction rates among the employees of the charity”.

"Tell the truth about my son's murder" Reads the heading on the front page of the daily mirror.

Stephen Lawrence's father, who was murdered at a bus stop in 1993, gives an exclusive interview in the Daily Mirror before hearing a murderer of his son. “Tell the truth about my son's murder,” says the heading of the tabloid. Der Spiegel has another exclusive on its front page with John Torode's wife Lisa Faulkner, who is according to the moderator after the Master's chief is ventilated.

"You cups!" Reads the heading on the front page of the Daily Star.

This is where the “Brat & Brütigam” comes the Daily Star as lime green Maven Charli XCX. The actor Danny Dyer also calls on the workers' executives on the front page of the star and calls Sir Keir Starrer a “niece title”.

"Middle class look higher water bills" Reads the heading on the front page of the Daily Telegraph.

The heading on the front page of the Daily Telegraph is “mid -range with higher water bills”. Labor MP “are asked to introduce a nationwide program in which poorer families would be enormous discounts on their fees”. As part of the new Rhse curriculum of the government, “the lessons of the students are that” Down “is not a psychological state of health”. In Education News, the teachers also say “anti -Semitic abuse in schools”. Elsewhere at the front of the telegraph, Chancellor Rachel Reeves was able to see a 5 -mrd pound “of confiscated bitcoins” to help her “fill the black hole in public finances”.

"The company of Top Strandmer Mandarin is paid for Spy Ops" Reads the headline on the title page of the mail on Sunday.

The mail on Sunday runs with an exclusive national security advisor Johnathan Powell and said that his company was paid for “Spy Ops”. The “Tories are calling for an investigation” about the “secret taxpayers funded talks with” Rogue States “, she writes.

"NHS 'tourists' who fled our hospitals for £ 200 million" Reads the heading on the front page of the Sunday Express.

“Nhs' tourists who fled our hospitals,” writes the Sunday Express. Referring to new figures reports that people who come from abroad “have withdrawn from the astonishing 200 million pounds that were astonishing NHS of cash lapted NHS in the past five years.”