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“The lockdown lock-in” is the headline on the front page of the Metro, which leads on the BBC’s investigation into No 10 parties held when the country was in lockdown. Whistleblower claims of weekly “Wine Time Friday” events and a security guard being abused for trying to stop the booze-ups are listed in bullet points on the front page. Taking aim at Boris Johnson – who is pictured with a stern expression – the paper quotes insider claims to the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg that he “led lockdown parties that ended with staff sleeping off hangovers on No 10’s sofas”.

Metro Front Page 26th of March 2026

A former Conservative ex‑justice minister told a court he used drugs and attended drug‑fuelled parties, saying first‑hand experience informed his policy work. Police reportedly found related items at his home. He denies wrongdoing and the hearing continues.

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Metro Front Page 25th of March 2026

A patient has been awarded the George Medal after preventing an attack at St James’s Hospital, Leeds. He calmly spoke to and embraced a man who was threatening the maternity unit, persuading him to give up, and enabling officers to secure the area without casualties.

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Metro Front Page 24th of March 2026

A fire destroyed ambulances at a Jewish medical charity in London, which police are treating as a suspected hate crime. A family whose baby previously received lifesaving care praised the volunteers’ compassion and support for all communities. Police appeals and inquiries continue.

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Metro Front Page 23rd of March 2026

Unions urge the government to launch a Covid‑style emergency plan to shield jobs from an energy shock linked to Middle East instability. The TUC calls for guaranteed power supplies, support for energy‑intensive firms, and a rapid push on renewables to prevent factory shutdowns.

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