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‘Party’s over’: How the papers reported Boris Johnson’s no-confidence vote

No shortage of talking points in the print media after a dramatic night in Westminster

The Independent UK

Calls for GPs to issue fines to patients who do not attend NHS appointments

Millions of wasted appointments at GP surgeries across the UK have sparked calls for truant patients to be fined for their actions

Chronicle Live

Urgent scam warning as fraudsters impersonate government to steal money

An urgent scam warning has been issued by national fraud and cyber reporting centre Action Fraud about a dangerous new message claiming to be from the UK Government

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Rees-Mogg hails chance to abolish EU restriction on vacuum cleaners as one of top ‘Brexit opportunities’

Cabinet minister appeals for suggestions on how to fulfill his brief

The Independent UK

‘Failure of leadership’: what the papers say about Johnson and the Sue Gray Partygate report

Many front pages take Boris Johnson to task for the lockdown-busting gatherings, but others try to draw a line under the affair

The Guardian - AU

Merseyside road ranked worst in Britain for potholes

The road has been the subject of controversy for years

Liverpool Echo

Rachel Riley told to 'stick to maths' after calling Johnny Depp a ‘monster’

The countdown presenter faced a barrage of criticism on Twitter criticising her stance after weighing in on the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard libel trial.

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What the papers say – April 14

The nation’s papers are dominated by the news of more fines for Downing Street and the Government’s ‘cruel’ new scheme for asylum seekers.

The Independent UK

Earth could be hit by solar flare storm within 48 hours warns NASA model

Known to cause power and radio blackouts, the unique geometric storm could hit the planet's magnetic field on Thursday, according to top NASA scientists and models.

Edinburgh Live

Solar storm heading for direct hit with Earth within 48 hours, says NASA model

A solar storm is set to strike Earth on Thursday and it could cause power outages, as well as disruptions to GPS and radios, an expert has warned after studying NASA and NOAA models

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