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#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: Its all about ‘ Valentines Day ‘ but ‘ CARE & LOVE ‘ should be everyday Kindness & Love XX says 🙏🙏’s to ‘ PROVIDE A KIND WORD’ each and every day and let the ‘ LOVE OF GOD SHINE EVERY DAY ‘ Amen
A mix of stories make up the front of Monday’s newspapers, with no one story dominating. The Times reports that water firms are to be spared the “threat of £250m fines”. It says Environment Secretary Thérèse Coffey believes the fines are “disproportionate”. The paper’s front page also reports that “dozens of Tory supporters of Liz Truss will submit a tax-cutting manifesto” to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt before the Budget.The i newspaper leads with Sunak “facing Tory rebellion” over sewage in UK rivers. It says he faces defeat in the House of Lords over his bid to scrap clean water regulations. A number of the paper’s front pages have focused on the issue in recent days.The Financial Times reports that dozens of Chinese military balloon flights have crossed Taiwan’s airspace in recent years. It attributes this to a “senior Taiwanese official”, who said the balloons “come very frequently, the last one just a few weeks ago”.The Daily Telegraph also leads with so-called spy balloons, reporting that the UK will conduct a security review “in the wake of the incursion of Chinese spy balloons into Western airspace”.Under the headline “It’s a murky business”, the Metro leads with pressure on BBC chairman Richard Sharp after a critical report from MPs into his appointment at the corporation.The Guardian leads on a Labour Party analysis of government spending, reporting that “spending on government-issued ‘credit cards’ has risen by 70% since 2010”. Its front page also carries a story about pressure on BBC chairman Richard Sharp. Mr Sharp has said he believes he acted appropriately.A bit of a different take on the nurses’ strike on the front of the Daily Mirror, with the paper speaking to workers who suffer from long Covid. “NHS staff sick with long Covid now face losing their jobs as Tory ministers cut off support,” the paper says.A healthcare story also makes the front of the Daily Express. “Desperate pensioners are struggling to get the crucial support they need as Britain’s care crisis deepens,” it reports. Like a number of today’s papers, its front page carries an image of actress Jodie Comer, who was among the winners at the first gender-neutral WhatsOnStage Awards on Sunday.Under the headline “Thanks a million”, the Sun leads with its campaign to raise money for victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. It reports Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has “praised” its readers after they raised £1m.The Daily Mail leads with comments from Lord David Frost, who warns “a plot to undermine Brexit” may be under way after “leading Remainers held a secret summit on EU relations”. It follows a story in the Observer over the weekend about Remainers and Brexiteers, including Michael Gove, meeting to discuss Brexit.“Phew La La!” declares the Daily Star, reporting temperatures in the UK will be warmer than in Paris on Valentine’s Day.
It explains that Britain will share and analyse intelligence with allies including the US.
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace is quoted saying the appearance of the balloons is “another sign of how the global threat picture is changing for the worse”.
The New York Times website reflects a sense of bafflement in the US about the other unidentified flying objects that have been shot down over the country in recent days.
Elsewhere, the Times suggests the government is “backing away” from the idea of fining water firms up to £250m for spilling sewage into rivers. The paper says a forthcoming consultation on the plans will provide an opportunity to weaken them, after regulators described the penalties as “crazy”.
The European Union rules could be ditched under the government’s proposals to remove EU legislation from the statue books following Brexit. But the paper says peers hope to table an amendment to retain them.
“Secret plot to unravel Brexit” is the headline in the Daily Mail. Former Brexit minister Lord Frost warns a “secret summit” of politicians and business leaders, held last week at a stately home in Oxfordshire, shows an intention to row back on deals made with the EU.
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