The Papers: Net zero 'doomed' and royals 'on love island'
Summary
Prince William and Catherine, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary with a trip to the Isle of Mull in Scotland. Separately, hackers known as Scattered Spider have been reported as responsible for a cyber attack on retailer M&S, while former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair has criticized current policies aimed at net-zero carbon emissions.Key Facts
- Prince William and Catherine, also known as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, visited the Isle of Mull in Scotland for their 14th wedding anniversary.
- During their visit, they tried whisky and haggis in Tobermory, a town on the island.
- The couple are referred to as the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay when in Scotland.
- Retailer M&S was targeted in a cyber attack by a group called Scattered Spider.
- This cyber attack disrupted M&S's operation for over a week.
- This hacker group is reported to comprise mainly young British and American individuals.
- Former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair contends that current policies towards net-zero carbon emissions are doomed and inadequate.
- Tony Blair has suggested that technologies like artificial intelligence and small nuclear reactors could serve as alternative solutions.
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