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Ace Press News From Cutting Room Floor: Published: Feb.04: 2023:

#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: Its all about EX PM – Johnson calls for tax cuts to WIN NEXT ELECTION & Return of Truss on the cards as FTSE 100 (WEALTHY COMPANIES) get RICHER and Poor People Get Poorer as INTEREST RATES RISE AGAIN and BOE says ‘ GOOD TIMES WILL RETURN ‘ but for Who? Kindness & Love XX says 🙏🙏’s to Lord Thy God to Teach People ‘ Right From Wrong ‘ Amen

Front page of The Sun, 3/2/23
The Sun’s front page is one of several which leads on the whereabouts of missing dog walker Nicola Bulley, who has not been seen for a week. Police investigating the disappearance of the mother-of-two believe she fell into a river, the newspaper reports. The search for the 45-year-old continues.
Front page of i newspaper, 3/3/23
A new HRT shortage has hit the UK, affecting two million women dependent on the treatment to manage their menopausal symptoms, i reports, with drug manufacturers “frustrated” by the “silence” from the government. In another exclusive, it reports that the Tories are struggling to recruit candidates amid fears of a “hammering” at the next election.
Front page of The Times, 3/2/23
The Times claims that Rishi Sunak is “gearing up to battle with the courts” over plans to prevent migrants who have crossed the Channel in small boats from appealing their deportation. It also carries a photo of missing dog walker Nicola Bulley, reporting that search teams had proven to be unsuccessful in their search on Friday night.
Front page of The Mirror, 3/2/23
“We will never give up hoping,” Nicola Bulley’s partner tells the Mirror as a search for the missing woman continues. The newspaper also leads on a reported backlash to Jeremy Clarkson, adding that a Who Wants To Be A Millionaire special was axed after several women took issue with his newspaper column on the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle.
Front page of the Daily Mail, 3/3/23
The Daily Mail also meditates on Ms Bulley’s whereabouts, reporting that the missing woman was believed to have gone into the river to fetch her dog’s tennis ball. The rest of the front page is dedicated to a new series on memory, encouraging readers to learn about poor memory vs spotting the signs of dementia.
Front page of the Daily Express, 3/2/2023
The Daily Express leads on former prime minister Boris Johnson’s calls for tax cuts, which he believes could win the Conservatives the next election. The newspaper also considers the end of Happy Valley on Sunday evening, a show that drew in 11 million viewers to watch its penultimate episode.
Front page of the Daily Telegraph, 3/2/23
The Daily Telegraph leads on government plans to widen the Online Safety Bill to outlaw misogyny online, including cyberstalking and sharing revenge porn. Similarly, it also reports on the case of Nicola Bulley, reporting that the 45-year-old may have toppled into the River Wyre by accident.
Front page of the Financial Times, 2/3/2023
The FTSE 100 reached an all-time high on Friday, the Financial Times reports, with the index rising 6.1% in 2023 to date. It reports that Shell, the second-biggest group on the London market, gained by 43% last year
Front page of the Daily Star, 2/3/23
The Daily Star’s front page strikes a different note, reporting that the UK’s seagull scourge pales in comparison to the “psycho owls” that are holding residents in the West Midlands hostage. It also reports on Jaswant Singh Chail, a 21-year-old who admitted to an intent to harm the late Queen when he entered the grounds of Windsor Castle with a crossbow.

In Saturday’s papers, the Financial Times explains why China sent a surveillance balloon to fly over the United States. The report says balloons allow the Chinese to record in greater detail and over a larger area than they can use satellites. They can also remain in the air for weeks and are more challenging to spot than drones. The Times says the US is also using balloons – with the Pentagon spending more money on them while running a classified program code-named Cold Star. In its editorial, the Sun accuses President Biden of being caught napping again; it says China’s “stunt” is a consequence of years of weak US foreign policy.

Photographs of Nicola Bulley appear on most front pages after police in Lancashire said she might have fallen into a river while walking her dog, on the day she disappeared. “Did Nicola slip into the river going after dog’s ball?” Is the Daily Mail‘s front page headline. The Sun poses the same question. In the Daily Mirror, a retired Scotland Yard chief inspector says officers will keep reviewing what is known and checking nothing has been overlooked. 

According to the Times, the Home Office has come up with a radical proposal to remove the right of migrants – arriving in small boats – to appeal against their automatic exclusion from the asylum system. The idea is being considered for inclusion in draft legislation to meet Rishi Sunak’s pledge to “stop the boats”. The Times says a second proposal being examined would allow migrants to lodge an appeal, but only after they are deported. 

For its main story,  i report that women in the UK are struggling to get hormone replacement therapy after a breakdown in communications between the government and manufacturers. Pharmacists tell the paper they began experiencing shortages in December, while suppliers say they have been frustrated by the silence from the government on the issue. The Department of Health says it is in regular contact with manufacturers. 

The Daily Telegraph says a group of Tory peers – including the former culture secretary, Lady Morgan – is pushing the government to introduce tougher penalties for social media platforms that fail to remove misogynistic abuse. The paper says Labour will back the group’s amendment to the Online Safety Bill; if adopted, social media firms could be fined up to 10% of their global turnover if they fail to abide by a code outlawing online misogyny. 

The Daily Mirror says ITV has postponed the filming of a celebrity episode of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire after at least three female stars refused to work with the presenter, Jeremy Clarkson. They pulled out because of an article he wrote, in which he spoke of his hatred for the Duchess of Sussex. The paper says the female stars feared they could be seen as legitimising Clarkson’s comments if they shared a platform with him. ITV has not commented. Jeremy Clarkson has previously apologised for the article.

According to the Sun, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be invited to the King’s coronation in May. The paper says invitations are to go out this month, and officials planning the coronation say there’s been no suggestion from Buckingham Palace that Prince Harry and Meghan would be excluded.

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