What the newspapers say – January 26 – Irvine Times

Thehe Sunday Mirror She is an interview with Mrs. Reeves, who says she will “deliver to working people”, telling the newspaper that she is motivated to put more money in the pockets of the British.

Meanwhile, the Chancellor will not tolerate “blockers” in their party, which interfere with growth plans as per LogS

And on Sunday It says that farmers have organized a “challenging show of unity” to protest Ms Reeves’ tax decisions.

Thehe Observer He reports that Sir Kir Starmer is under pressure to build closer ties with the European Union five years after Brexit.

Thehe Mail on Sunday He writes the BBC facing a new crisis after competitor Win Evans was caught making sexual comments on one of the show’s presenters.

Thehe Sun on Sunday He leads to Holly Willie, who told of her attempt to be identified in a plot for murder and abduction in the first interview since her persecutor was imprisoned.

Lastly, Daily Star It reports that bald men are “completely irresistible” for women.