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#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: Its all about ‘ SPLIT NOW APPEARING IN LABOUR PARTY ‘ over RACISM ROW & SUDAN Fighting Now Kills at Least 15,000 Since April 15th people are EVACUATED from KHARTOUM as GOVERNMENT shifts out BRITS Kindness & Love XX says 🙏🙏’s Lord Thy God for Peace NOT War Amen

The Daily Express reports that British people who remain trapped amid the escalating violence in Sudan have pleaded with ministers not to abandon them.

It quotes a British-Sudanese woman called Rozen Ahmed who describes the “most harrowing experience” of her life spending six hours hiding under a bed with her terrified family without water. She travelled to Sudan nine days ago to attend a funeral and says the area she has been staying in has been “shelled to shreds”.

The Daily Telegraph says the Foreign Office has been accused of failing to learn lessons from what it calls a “disastrous evacuation” from the Afghan capital, Kabul, in 2021.

The paper understands there are also concerns within the Cabinet about how the situation in Sudan has been dealt with. Officers from Saudi Arabia’s navy are pictured on the front of the Financial Times carrying a child onboard their ship as they evacuated their own and other nation’s citizens from Sudan.

“Corbyn ally sparks new Labour row over racism” is the main headline on The Times, as it reports on Diane Abbott’s suspension from the party after her suggestion that Jewish, Irish and Traveller people suffered prejudice, but not racism.

She has since apologised and has withdrawn the remarks but the former shadow home secretary is now fighting for her political career. The row has put pressure on Sir Keir Starmer, who is facing calls to expel her from Labour.

The Financial Times says that Rishi Sunak will hold the first of a series of summits with corporate leaders later as the Conservative party seeks to repair what the paper describes as “the damage done by the Brexit years” and to fend off Labour’s attempts to become the party of business.

It says the event in London takes on extra urgency as the UK’s premier business lobby group, the CBI, teeters on the brink of collapse.

The Daily Mirror reports that Sir Rod Stewart has renewed his call for nurses to get a “fair pay rise” in what it says is a “fresh attack on the Tories”. The singer-songwriter, who used to support the Conservative party, says he backs striking NHS staff.

Members of the Royal College of Nursing in England are due to walk out for 48 hours from Sunday night having rejected an offer which includes a 5% pay rise for this year.

According to the Daily Mail, a coalition of business leaders is calling for the return of tax-free shopping for overseas tourists to “get Britain booming again”. It says scores of retail, hospitality and tourism bosses have written to the chancellor, warning that removing the VAT refund for visitors has been an “extraordinary own goal”.

The Daily Telegraph reports that Sunday’s test of the new national emergency alert system failed to work on up to 10 million phones. It describes the test as a “farce”, which has left technology experts “scrambling” to understand why customers on Three, one of Britain’s biggest mobile networks, did not receive the 10-second alert.

The Times says a review will try to work out what happened after the alert failed to get what it calls everyone’s “ringing endorsement”.

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