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Several newspapers are covering the latest developments surrounding the assassination of conservative US activist Charlie Kirk. The Sun features a photo released by the FBI of a “person of interest” in the case with the headline “Face of evil”. The paper alleges that the bullet used in the assassination was engraved with “transgender and anti-fascist ideology.” In addition, the Mail leads with Lord Mandelson and reports that Sir Keir Starmer was “forced” to sack the UK ambassador to the US over his ties to the late convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. The Mail also highlights a piece by Nigel Farage on the conservative activist Charlie Kirk, claiming that the left tried to silence Kirk with “wild slanders.”
The Telegraph discusses the “fury” in Westminster surrounding Lord Mandelson and reports that Downing Street was aware of his relationship with Epstein but chose to override concerns. The Guardian raises questions about the Prime Minister’s judgment as he faces criticism over the handling of Mandelson’s dismissal. The Times reports that Mandelson disclosed his links to Epstein during the vetting process for his role as US ambassador, feeling ill-treated by Starmer’s decision.
The Financial Times shifts focus to US President Donald Trump vowing to address “radical left political violence” following Kirk’s assassination. The article notes that Mandelson’s dismissal could impact Trump’s upcoming state visit to Britain due to Epstein’s shadow. Across various newspapers, the controversy surrounding Mandelson’s exit and Starmer’s weakened position within the Labour party is a central theme of the coverage
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