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Headline Quotes:
- "Badenoch promises tax cuts"
- "Asos hacker havoc"
Key Stories:
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The Times:
- Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch promises tax cuts in speech to the party's annual conference.
- Photo of police in riot gear at protests over school funding in France.
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Daily Mail:
- Conservatives to slash jobs tax to get young back into work, referred to as a "'rescue package' for jobless youngsters."
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Daily Mirror:
- Labour MP Mike Tapp comments on Reform UK being "too nasty for the nasty party."
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Daily Telegraph:
- Kemi Badenoch pictured behind DJ decks at Tory conference.
- Report on legal action by former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor against Thames Valley Police.
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Daily Express:
- Duchess of Sussex wants to apologise for comments made in 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview.
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Sun:
- "Murder of Royal Family GP" Hannah Terry, found dead at home while hosting a children's sleepover.
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Metro:
- "Asos hacker havoc" after threatening notification to customers.
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Guardian:
- Chancellor John Healey plans £1bn support package to bring down energy bills.
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Financial Times:
- Oil tanker captains being paid $100,000 a month to travel through the Strait of Hormuz.
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i:
- Blunder over funding teacher pay rises strains relations with Treasury.