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Newspaper headlines: 'Wembley tragedy' and 'extra £100m will not stop boats'

By Susan Darwin

Newspaper headlines: 'Wembley tragedy' and 'extra £100m will not stop boats'
The Gallagher brothers are pictured on the front of the Daily Star which has the headline "Oasis fan plunges to death".
The Sun's headline says "Oasis fan dies in gig plunge"
The Guardian headline says "millions in line for payouts over car finance mis-selling scandal". Its picture story is children in Gaza holding pans and pleading for food. The paper states that "dozens more were killed in hunt for food as six starve to death".
The Daily Express says "An extra £100m will not stop the boats" alongside a picture of a small dinghy covered in people wearing life jackets.
The Times headline reads "universities to lose cash if students claim asylum"
"Charge VAT on private health schemes to fund NHS, Kinnock tells Reeves", reads the headline on the i newspaper.
The Daily Mail's headline says "asbestos kills more troops than Taliban".
The Financial Times headline reads "US data row builds as poorest workers take hardest hit from wages slowdown".
The Daily Telegraph's headline reads "Palestine Action plot to swamp police". It pictures the actor Sydney Sweeney wearing a red dress on the red carpet.
"You are all heroes" reads the headline of the Daily Mirror.
The Metro's headline reads "rat horror for hospital gran", accompanied with a picture of the rat squeezed between the text. An elderly woman is also seen on a ward with a rat trap.
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