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Ace Press News From Cutting Room Floor: Published: Apr.21: 2023:

#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Headline News: Its All about Dominic Raab on Friday who has resigned and fallen on his sword over accusations over so-called bullying where is he was DAMNED IF HE DID OR DAMNED IF HE DID NOT he was under the COSH from day one before the investigation had even begun and so he leaves after achieving many many things under a CLOUD that people with an AX to GRIND in his HEAD will continue to APPLY Kindness & Love XX says 🙏🙏’s to ‘ Lord Thy God ‘ to Teach Those That Have No Sin To Cast The First Stone ‘ Amen

The Times front page 21 April 2023
The conclusion of a report into bullying allegations against Deputy PM and Justice Secretary Dominic Raab dominates several of Friday’s front pages. The Times says Rishi Sunak was agonising last night over whether to sack Mr Raab. The paper reports Mr Raab was sent a copy of the report and is said to be “confident” it shows he did not breach the ministerial code. Mr Raab has rejected all allegations of bullying.
The Guardian front page 21 April 2023
Mr Raab is “fighting for his political life”, the Guardian says, as Mr Sunak last night pored over the “stinging” report into the bullying allegations. The paper say alleged victims fear the lack of decision on Thursday means Mr Raab may keep his job. The Guardian also finds room to highlight its investigation into the private wealth of King Charles.
Metro front page 21 April 2023
The explosion of Elon Musk’s SpaceX rocket shortly after blast-off also features on several front pages. “Elon… we have a problem” is the headline on the front of the Metro. The paper says Mr Musk described the launch as a success, despite his rocket blowing apart just four minutes after lift-off.
The FT front page 21 April 2023
The launch of SpaceX’s Starship is the main image on the front of the Financial Times. The paper says Mr Musk put a positive spin on the spacecraft’s explosion, hailing the launch “an exciting test”. Elsewhere, the paper reports US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned that decoupling from China would be “disastrous” for both countries. She called for a “constructive and fair” economic relationship between China and the US, the paper reports.
Daily Express front page 21 April 2023
The Daily Express accuses the BBC of ignoring a call from two MPs urging united action on safeguarding same-sex spaces, amid calls for changes by transgender groups. The paper says the argument did not get any coverage on the corporation’s broadcast news outlets, despite being “by far the most liked story” when it was posted on the BBC’s Twitter feed.
The Sun front page 21 April 2023
TV presenter Paul O’Grady’s funeral is also featured prominently. “For the love of Paul,” says the Sun, as the paper reports the star’s husband was tearful as hundreds of mourners lined the streets near their home in Kent to pay respects.
The Daily Star front page 21 April 2023
And the Daily Star says dozens of dogs also lined the streets to pay tribute to Paul O’Grady. It’s main image is of a dog holding a picture of O’Grady, which reads: “Thank you”. The 67-year-old, who died last month, was the host of ITV’s For the Love of Dogs.
The Mirror front page 21 April 2023
The Daily Mirror leads with the appeal by Olivia Pratt-Korbel’s killer to have his 42-year minimum prison sentence cut. Thomas Cashman is challenging his sentence for fatally shooting nine-year-old Olivia in Liverpool last year. The paper also covers Paul O’Grady’s funeral. In a tribute, the paper describes him as a “showman to the very end”.
Daily Mail front page 21 April 2023
The Daily Mail focuses on the government’s Illegal Migration Bill – saying it is likely to face opposition in the House of Lords. The paper says unelected Lords are poised to block the “vital bill that would stop judges halting deportations”.
Daily Telegraph front page 21 April 2023
The Daily Telegraph reports Mr Raab will “fight to the death” to keep his cabinet job. The paper says the delay in a decision from Mr Sunak suggested there were “grey areas” and the report was not “cut and dry”.

The Daily Telegraph says Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab will “fight to the death ” to keep his cabinet job following the report into allegations of bullying. Rishi Sunak is expected to announce his decision today, and Mr Raab’s allies tell the paper the delay shows the evidence is not “cut and dry”. 

The paper adds if Mr Raab is forced out, then Mr Sunak would be only the second prime minister since 1979 to lose three cabinet ministers in his first six months in office. 

The i headline declares “Deputy PM Raab refuses to resign” and says he is confident the official inquiry shows he has not breached the ministerial code. It reports that civil servants who made the claims are angry at the delay and anxious that he may continue in post. 

The Times describes Mr Sunak as “agonising” over the future of the justice secretary. It claims officials who have seen the report have described it as “terrible” and believe he should be sacked. 

It goes on to say that senior civil servants have prepared briefing packs for new government ministers in the event of a cabinet reshuffle.

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab
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“Raab fights for his political life” is the headline in the Guardian. It says the PM is facing accusations of “dithering” over the review by Adam Tolley KC, which has taken five months. 

The paper says government sources have indicated Mr Raab wants to stay in his job despite what are said to be “searing findings”. Mr Raab has always denied allegations of bullying.

The Daily Mail leads on a claim that “unelected Lords” will try to block a bill that would stop judges halting deportations to Rwanda. 

It reports that the Illegal Migration Bill is likely to face “massive opposition” in the House of Lords claiming it could even face “being ripped up”. The Mail warns such action would risk triggering “public outrage”.

The Daily Mirror’s front page says the killer of Olivia Pratt-Korbel has launched a High Court appeal against his 42-year minimum jail sentence. It describes Thomas Cashman, who shot the nine-year-old at her home in Liverpool, as a “coward without shame”. 

It says the move will come as a “major blow” to the girl’s family. Cashman was sentenced at Manchester Crown Court less than three weeks ago.

Instagram is cutting jobs at its London centre and relocating staff to New York, according to the Financial Times

The paper says it has seen internal staff documents which say Instagram-owner Meta is planning to cut around 500 jobs from its UK workforce of around 5,000. 

The photo-sharing app had been expanding its British operation in recent months. The FT says the company has declined to comment on the plans.

Meanwhile, photographs of Elon Musk’s SpaceX rocket blasting off from its Texas launch site shortly before it exploded feature on the front pages of the Daily Star, Financial Times, Metro, Daily Telegraph and Times.

The front pages of the Sun and the Daily Star pay tribute to the “TV legend” Paul O’Grady whose funeral took place on Thursday. 

They both carry pictures of his husband holding their “beloved dog” Conchita on a horse drawn hearse. Hundreds of mourners and dozens of dogs lined the route to a church in Kent. 

The Sun says they came to say a “final ta-ra to the TV and radio favourite”. 

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