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The Metro leads with the jailing of the teenager who helped murder and dump the body of Logan Mwangi in a river in Wales. The paper says 14-year-old Craig Mulligan, who can be named after a judge lifted an anonymity order, moved into the same house as the five-year-old just five days before he was killed. Mulligan was sentenced for the murder alongside Logan’s mother Angharad Williamson and her partner John Cole, who were jailed for a minimum of 28 and 29 years respectively.

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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Metro Front Page 20th of March 2026

ABBA Voyage’s creators have acquired rights to Tina Turner’s image and songs, paving the way for an avatar-led concert show. Pophouse, co-founded by Bjorn Ulvaeus, plans an immersive production modelled on the ABBA residency; timetable and venue are yet to be announced.

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Metro Front Page 19th of March 2026

MSPs rejected plans to legalise assisted dying. Campaigners vowed to keep pressing for a safeguarded choice for terminally ill adults, arguing the debate is unfinished. Opponents hailed the result as protecting vulnerable people and called for stronger palliative care.

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Metro Front Page 18th of March 2026

Rachel Reeves unveils a multibillion‑pound push to make the UK a leader in AI and quantum computing, including a nationwide rollout of supercomputers. She says it will create jobs, lift productivity and stem the brain drain, with benefits for health, energy and transport.

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