Press Preview: Thursday's papers

We take a first look at Thursday's front pages with the Daily Mirror's Associate Editor Kevin Maguire and the Daily Mail Columnist Amanda Platell.

Thursday 2 November 2023 09:09, UK

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'It is important Russia pays for the damage '

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How do you stop boys being misogynists?

'We stand with Ukraine' says Trader Minister Sir Chris Bryant

'We stand with Ukraine'

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Safeguarding minister Jess Phillips lays out government strategy to tackle violence against women and girls

Misogynist crime 'a national emergency'

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Ed Conway

Has the Bank of England really vanquished inflation?

Lisa Squire's daughter Libby was murdered after a night out with friends in January 2019

'This behaviour is not normal'

He played for Arenal, Birmingham City and Bolton -- and he's joining us on what is International Migrants Day.

'Migrants seen as taking away from society'

Celtic Renewables biorefinery at Grangemouth. Pic: Celtic Renewables

Grangemouth plant bailed out

'Violence against females is a growing issue'

The EU relations minister has defended his deal that will see the UK rejoin the EU's Erasmus scheme.

Nick Thomas-Symonds announced today that Britain will be rejoining the study abroad scheme, as part of the government's push for closer relations with the EU.

UK re-joining Erasmus 'cost effective'

Resident doctors on the picket line outside Leeds General Infirmary, on the first day of a five-day walkout over pay and jobs, which could s

Strike 'dangerous and irresponsible'

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PM tells Abramovich to pay £2.5bn

Resident doctors on the picket line outside Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton, on the first day of a five-day walkout over pay and jo

Strikes 'not going to be easy' for NHS

Jake Richards says the government is toughening up sentences for more serious offences

Shorter sentences 'are not working'

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BMA: 'A way to go' on doctors' dispute