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#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: Well people’s its all about Macron and his ‘ allusion of winning ‘ with less people ‘ abstaining ‘ and less people having a ‘ choice over two candidates ‘ and its Left Macron – Rich & Right – Le Pen and many people voted ‘ holding there nose ‘ and saying ‘ Worst of Two ‘ so l voted and now we see – more soon on this subject

Kindness & Love XX says todays 🙏🙏’s for people of France and their futures Amen

The headline in the Guardian reads: "Macron pledges unity after he fends off Le Pen threat" — Emmanuel Macron’s victory in the French presidential election leads a number of papers. The Guardian notes that Macron is the first French president to win a second term for 20 years, and quotes him vowing to respond to the anger and disagreement of those who voted for far right challenger Marine Le Pen.

A picture of Emmanuel Macron at a victory rally in Paris dominates the front page of the Financial Times. A headline reads: "Macron on track for election win after fighting off Le Pen challenge" — The Financial Times says that the win will be a “relief to investors and to France’s EU and Nato allies” but adds that Macron will “preside over a deeply divided nation in which more than half of voters in the first round of the election… voted for nationalist, anti-EU candidates of the extreme right or left”.

The headline in the Telegraph reads: "I owe you, Macron promises France" — Despite being projected to secure 58% of the vote to Le Pen’s 42%, Macron faces a battle to hold on to his majority in parliament at the legislative elections in June, says the Telegraph. The paper also reports that Prime Minister Boris Johnson has written to Deputy Labour Leader Angela Rayner to distance himself from misogynistic comments made about her to the Mail on Sunday by an anonymous Tory MP.

The headline in the Times reads: "Macron vows to reunite France after election win". — The Times says that Le Pen’s improvement on her performance in 2017, when she won only 34%, is a sign of the right’s growing power. The paper also reports that senior officials in the UK government believe that the final version of the Gray report into lockdown-breaking parties will be “so damning… it could leave Boris Johnson with no choice but to resign”.

The headline in the i reads: "Tory rebels join forces to oust PM" — Conservative rebels are plotting co-ordinated action to oust Boris Johnson if the party suffers significant losses at the local elections in May, the i reports. The paper says the prime minister is being put under continuing pressure by the cost of living crisis and the ongoing fallout from the Partygate scandal.

The headline on the front page of the Mirror reads: "Bills pain hits home" — “Bills pain hits home,” reads the headline in the Mirror. A poll conducted for the paper found that 52% of households will be unable to pay their bills within months and that 5.3 million people are already having to choose between buying food and having their heating on.

The headline in the Express reads: "Pensioners face cost of living 'year from hell'" — The Express says that pensioners face a cost of living “year from hell” and that inflation could hit 10%. It quotes the boss of one power firm saying there was no question that rising costs would cause the deaths of some elderly and vulnerable people.

A picture of 27-year-old mother Valeria Glodan and baby Kira, both killed in a Russian airstrike in Odesa on Saturday, dominates the front page of the Metro. The headline reads: "Putin's tiniest victim" — A picture of a mother and baby killed in the Ukrainian city of Odesa on Saturday dominates the front page of the Metro. Valeria Glodan, 27, and three-month-old Kira were inside a 14-storey apartment block when it was hit by a Russian airstrike. The headline reads: “Putin’s tiniest victim”

The front page of The Mail says that the shortage of hormone replacement therapy drugs, used to relieve symptoms of the menopause, is "putting women's lives in danger". — The Mail says that the shortage of hormone replacement therapy drugs, used to relieve symptoms of the menopause, is putting women’s lives in danger. It quotes a spokeswoman for one online women’s support group saying that members are terrified of their symptoms coming back and that some talk of feeling suicidal.

The front page of the Star says that "men claim they're being kept awake by women snoring as loud as vacuum cleaners" but that women say men "sound like flushing loos". — And the Star says that men claim they’re being kept awake by women snoring as loud as vacuum cleaners, but that women say men sound like flushing loos. The headline reads: “Snore Blimey”.

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Most of the front pages picture Emmanuel Macron celebrating winning his second term as President of France. The Guardian highlights Mr Macron’s pledge to unite the country after what the paper calls a decisive victory. The Daily Telegraph says he was close to tears as he told those who hadn’t voted for him, that he owed them. The paper sees parallels with Boris Johnson’s election victory in 2019 when he thanked former Labour voters for backing the Conservatives.

Marine Le Pen has put her defeat down to voters ganging up to block her and promised to take revenge in parliamentary elections in June, according to the Times.

The French newspaper Le Figaro salutes Mr Macron for a breathtaking achievement, saying he severely beat Le Pen and reduced the left to crumbs. Libération thanks voters for having the political maturity to refuse far-right populism. It says Mr Macron’s foremost task must now be to cure what it calls the French malaise by seeking to heal the country’s divisions. After a campaign without enthusiasm, reports Le Monde, the hard part begins.

Emmanuel Macron seen at a victory rally with wife Brigitte Macron — Emmanuel Macron has become the first French president to win re-election for 20 years

An official said to be familiar with the contents of the Sue Gray report on lockdown parties in Westminster tells The Times the findings are so damning that Prime Minister Boris Johnson will have no choice but to resign. The report – the release of which is on hold while police continue their investigations – is said to be highly critical of both Mr Johnson for attending some of the events, and of the culture in Downing Street under his leadership.

The Mail quotes experts who warn that a shortage of hormone replacement drugs could lead to menopausal women taking their own lives. The paper says oestrogen gel has been in short supply since the start of the year, leading some women to turn to the black market. Suppliers tell the Mail they’re increasing production amid unprecedented demand, while the paper’s leader column praises the Health Secretary Sajid Javid for appointing an ‘HRT Tsar’ to help tackle the shortfall.

A stock image shows someone reading an energy bill — A number of papers lead with the rising cost of living

The Daily Mirror and the Daily Express lead on cost of living pressures. A survey carried out on behalf of the Mirror suggests that just over half of UK households won’t be able to afford their bills within months. Experts tell the Express that soaring inflation will create a “year from hell” for vulnerable pensioners.

And the Sun says a bungling US spy left British military secrets available online for anyone to find after he uploaded them so he could work from home. The dossier reportedly included information about the RAF’s Typhoon jets, and named American counter-terror staff who work in the UK. The Sun says US officials scrambled to remove the files after the paper alerted Whitehall. An editorial asks what “security compromises others may also have made for the sake of work/life balance in the pandemic”.

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