Tuesday's front pages
1. Prime Minister Keir Starmer outlined six milestones in a speech at Pinewood studios. Which one of these was not included? a) Bringing immigration down to levels seen while Britain was an EU member b) Building 1.5 million homes in England c) Ending hospital backlogs with 92 per cent of patients waiting no longer than 18 months d) Putting police back on the beat with a named officer for every neighbourhood.
2. Prime Minister Keir Starmer joked that, if he kept going back to Pinewood Studios, he could be the next what?
3. Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips said stalking victims would get 'peace of mind' by being told what under new Government proposals?
4. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner pledged that dangerous cladding on all high-rise buildings in Government-funded schemes in England would be fixed by the end of what year?
5. A Downing Street spokesman said that what was a decision to be made ‘entirely' by the British Museum?
6. Which rail operator will be the first to be taken back into public ownership under the Government's nationalisation timetable?
7. Under-fire Masterchef presenter Gregg Wallace hit back at allegations of historic misconduct, saying they came from a 'handful of middle-class women of a __ __.’ What are the two missing words?
8. Michel Barnier became the shortest-serving prime minister in modern French history, holding the position for how many months before resigning?
9. US President Joe Biden issued an official pardon for his son Hunter who was facing sentencing for tax charges and what other offence?
10. What three words were written in marker pen on the bullets used to kill Brian Thompson, the chief executive of UnitedHealthcare, in New York?
11. Prince and Princess Michael of Kent’s daughter, Lady Gabriella Kingston, told an inquest in Gloucestershire that an adverse reaction to what had led her husband to take his life?
12. Ahn Gwi-ryeong, spokesperson for the opposition Democratic party, went viral after being filmed doing what during protests over martial law in South Korea?
3. Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips said stalking victims would get 'peace of mind' by being told what under new Government proposals?
4. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner pledged that dangerous cladding on all high-rise buildings in Government-funded schemes in England would be fixed by the end of what year?
5. A Downing Street spokesman said that what was a decision to be made ‘entirely' by the British Museum?
6. Which rail operator will be the first to be taken back into public ownership under the Government's nationalisation timetable?
7. Under-fire Masterchef presenter Gregg Wallace hit back at allegations of historic misconduct, saying they came from a 'handful of middle-class women of a __ __.’ What are the two missing words?
8. Michel Barnier became the shortest-serving prime minister in modern French history, holding the position for how many months before resigning?
9. US President Joe Biden issued an official pardon for his son Hunter who was facing sentencing for tax charges and what other offence?
10. What three words were written in marker pen on the bullets used to kill Brian Thompson, the chief executive of UnitedHealthcare, in New York?
11. Prince and Princess Michael of Kent’s daughter, Lady Gabriella Kingston, told an inquest in Gloucestershire that an adverse reaction to what had led her husband to take his life?
12. Ahn Gwi-ryeong, spokesperson for the opposition Democratic party, went viral after being filmed doing what during protests over martial law in South Korea?
13. What collective name is being used for the four illnesses - flu, covid, novovirus and RSV - that the NHS fears will pile pressure on A&E units this winter?
14. British investigators uncovered two money-laundering networks from which country that were helping criminal gangs hide billions of pounds in drugs money?
15. Journalists went on a 48-hour strike in protest at the proposed sale of which newspaper?
16. Why was three-time Olympic dressage gold medallist Charlotte Dujardin banned from the sport for one year?
17. What was unveiled in two colours - London Blue and Miami Pink - at an event in Miami?
18. What is the name of the former world snooker champion who died aged 77?
19. Elton John told the audience at a gala performance of his new musical The Devil Wears Prada that he was unable to do what?
20. Who apologised for failing to declare to the BBC at least £145,000 of earnings from engagements outside of the corporation?
21. A van that contained 2,500 what was stolen from a business park near Ripon in North Yorkshire?
22. What did Ipswich Town’s Sam Morsy decide not to wear and Crystal Palace’s Marc Guehi wear after adding a hand-written message?
23. The Office for National Statistics revealed the top choice for baby names in England and Wales in 2023. What was the top boy name and girl name? Half a point for each.
24. Which country qualified for next summer’s European Championship in Switzerland, the first major women’s tournament in their history, by beating Ireland 2-1?
25. Which I'm A Celebrity contestant was the third to be voted off and then snubbed an appearance on the spin-off show and took an early flight out of Australia?
15. Journalists went on a 48-hour strike in protest at the proposed sale of which newspaper?
16. Why was three-time Olympic dressage gold medallist Charlotte Dujardin banned from the sport for one year?
17. What was unveiled in two colours - London Blue and Miami Pink - at an event in Miami?
18. What is the name of the former world snooker champion who died aged 77?
19. Elton John told the audience at a gala performance of his new musical The Devil Wears Prada that he was unable to do what?
20. Who apologised for failing to declare to the BBC at least £145,000 of earnings from engagements outside of the corporation?
21. A van that contained 2,500 what was stolen from a business park near Ripon in North Yorkshire?
22. What did Ipswich Town’s Sam Morsy decide not to wear and Crystal Palace’s Marc Guehi wear after adding a hand-written message?
23. The Office for National Statistics revealed the top choice for baby names in England and Wales in 2023. What was the top boy name and girl name? Half a point for each.
24. Which country qualified for next summer’s European Championship in Switzerland, the first major women’s tournament in their history, by beating Ireland 2-1?
25. Which I'm A Celebrity contestant was the third to be voted off and then snubbed an appearance on the spin-off show and took an early flight out of Australia?
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