Summary
British newspapers report on various stories, including the Metropolitan Police apologizing to Sir Lindsay Hoyle for accidentally identifying him as a source related to Lord Mandelson's arrest. Another story discusses Iran's efforts to encourage President Trump to invest in its oil and gas sectors to secure a nuclear deal. Meanwhile, reports also cover other international and domestic issues like Jeffrey Epstein's movements, NHS maternity ward concerns, and UK-French relations over migrant crossings.
Key Facts
- The Metropolitan Police apologized for revealing that Sir Lindsay Hoyle was the source of information about Lord Mandelson's arrest.
- Lord Mandelson's lawyers claimed his detention was based on false claims he would leave the country permanently.
- A report found that Jeffrey Epstein trafficked women through UK airports until 2019.
- Baroness Valerie Amos led a review that criticized NHS maternity wards for covering up mistakes that harmed mothers and babies.
- The i Paper mentioned Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor might have misused public funds as a trade envoy, which he denies.
- Iran wants to tempt President Trump to invest in its oil and gas to finalize a nuclear deal.
- Microsoft is searching for a new headquarters location in London.
- Over 600 migrants crossed the English Channel in one day, leading to calls for the UK to stop financially supporting French migrant control efforts.
