The Papers -- BBC News (UK)
Saturday's i: UK Brexit regrets are growing
Outline:
uk brexit regrets
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
-- Harry,
- BBC,
-- Meghan
Boris Johnson hails blockchain possibilities at Singapore conference -- The Guardian
Former PM says there must be ‘measures to protect public from Ponzi schemes’ Johnson has not yet declared how much he was paid for the speech or who funded it; He has also taken almost £40,000 of free accommodation from the family of Anthony Bamford, a major Conservative party donor
Outline:
boris johnson
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
? Boris Johnson,
? UK,
? Blair
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Harry and Meghan take their revenge the best way they know with a blockbuster series -- The Telegraph
"Far from simply being about setting the record straight, what this slick one-minute film finally confirms is that this cash cow of a documentary appears to not only be motivated by money - but also revenge." Read more from
Outline:
meghan
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
- Harry,
- Meghan,
- EarthshotBoston2022
Harry and Meghan are showing the royal family how brand management is done | Gaby Hinsliff -- The Guardian
As the Sussexes unveil a slick Netflix series, the Windsors are struggling with accusations of racism at a palace reception; Couple goals, luxury travel, a baby: that’s all the influencer boxes ticked
Outline:
royal family
Tone:
± mixed
Discussion:
? Netflix,
? TheEarthshotPrize,
? Karens
Prince and Princess of Wales believe they have won US battle against Sussexes -- The Telegraph
"While Prince Harry and Meghan continue to paint themselves as victims, the Prince and Princess of Wales are simply getting on with the job"
Outline:
prince harry
Tone:
++ v. positive
Discussion:
? Harry,
? Victoria Ward,
? UK
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Rishi Suank pledges police powers to tackle illegal protests -- BBC News (UK)
Home Secretary Suella Braverman met with police chief constables to discuss tactics; Rishi Sunak said those who break the law should feel the full force of it
Outline:
illegal protests rishi sunak
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
- China,
-- Tory,
- Tories
Just 10% of Welsh government staff in office each day -- BBC News (UK)
Only one in 10 Welsh government staff are currently working in the office every day; The Welsh government hopes to offer space in its 10 offices to other public sector workers
Outline:
welsh government staff
Tone:
++ v. positive
Discussion:
? covid,
? Labour Party,
? Gov
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Infectious Covid virus can stay on some groceries for days -- BBC News (UK)
Covid virus can reside on some ready-to-eat groceries for days, UK experts say; They chose items that people might put in their mouth without cooking or washing
Outline:
infectious covid virus
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
-- BBC,
- covid,
- Dave
Matt Hancock points finger at NHS chief for Covid care home scandal -- The Telegraph
Matt Hancock begged the public for forgiveness for breaking Covid rules during his affair - but says he stands by the decisions he made during the pandemic
Outline:
covid care home scandal matt hancock
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
? Matt,
? Hitler
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