Gulp.
A post by Coleen Rooney on her Instagram page (top) this morning.
In fairness.
Coleen Rooney accuses Rebekah Vardy of leaking stories to Sun (The Guardian)
UPDATE:
A response posted by Rebekah Vardy on her Instagram.
Yikes.
Gulp.
A post by Coleen Rooney on her Instagram page (top) this morning.
In fairness.
Coleen Rooney accuses Rebekah Vardy of leaking stories to Sun (The Guardian)
UPDATE:
A response posted by Rebekah Vardy on her Instagram.
Yikes.
Oh.
Today’s front page of the English edition of The Sun.
FIGHT!
This morning’s UK The Sun
He said the Brexit proposals Mrs May and her cabinet thrashed out at the PM’s country house Chequers last week “would probably end a major trade relationship with the United States.”
“We have enough difficulty with the European Union,” he said, saying the EU has “not treated the United States fairly on trading”.
He also said Mrs May had not listened to his advice on how to do a Brexit deal, saying: “I would have done it much differently. I actually told Theresa May how to do it but she didn’t agree, she didn’t listen to me. She wanted to go a different route,” he said.
Donald Trump and Theresa May meet amid Brexit storm (BBC)
Oh, wait now.
On Saturday, The Sun in Britain carried the editorial above.
It was not published in The Irish Sun.
Further to this…
Breaking News reports:
Responding to the paper’s article, Varadkar said he had read the editorial in question.
He explained: “I think it’s the second or third time that the Tory press have had a go at me – which is interesting because, here in Ireland, the left and others accuse me of being a Tory.
“I guess I treat all that commentary with the respect it deserves – which isn’t very much.”
Taoiseach hits back at ‘Brexit Buffoon’ commentary from ‘Tory press’ (Breaking News)
Members of Derry City and Strabane district council also voted to throw their support behind the group known as Total Eclipse of the S*n, which wants every shop to boycott the newspaper.
The motion, proposed by an independent councillor, was supported by Sinn Féin, SDLP and other independent members. There was only one vote against. Seven unionists, members of the DUP and UUP, abstained.
It was proposed as a way of showing support and respect for the families of the 1989 Hillsborough football stadium disaster. Independent councillor Paul Gallagher said: “In the aftermath of the Hillsborough inquiry, we wanted to show solidarity with the families, just as they showed solidarity with the families of Bloody Sunday.”
Could Derry’s Hillsborough vote on the Sun start a ball rolling? (Roy Greenslade, The Guardian)
John Gallen writes:
You may or may not like The Sun, but censorship is censorship. When did banning stuff become popular again anyway… when’s the next book burning?
Fight!
They’re back.
Fight!
*jiggle*
Page 3: The Sun brings back topless women (The Guardian)
Previously: Tit For Tat
The Subeditor tweetz:
The Sun’s Dear Deidre on #indyref is newspaper genius whatever way you’re voting. LOVE the payoff. Kudos.
Previously: A Limerick A Day
The Sun’s tribute marking William Shakespeare’s birthday today.
It Hathaway with headlines in fairness.
Via Lisa O’Carroll
Bit of a mountain out a molehill, in fairness.
Over the shoulder bowler bowls over an over the shoulder boulder holder moulder (The Sun)