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The Sunday Mirror says a senior Conservative Party treasurer has been “raking it in” from his share in a company that continues to trade with Russia. The paper reports that Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Mansour, who previously served as a minister under former dictator Hosni Mubarak, is a co-owner of UK-based Unatrac, which it says is still supplying machinery to Russia’s oil and gas industry. It adds that, when he was chancellor, the prime minister urged firms to think about how investments in Russia “may aid the Putin regime”. Unatrac says it operates in accordance with sanctions.

Sunday Mirror Front Page 15th of March 2026

Energy Sec Ed Miliband pledged to keep household bills down amid fuel supply fears from Middle East tensions affecting key shipping lanes. He backed Ofgem to use fines, rebates and direct orders on suppliers, urging calm as forecourt demand surged.

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Sunday Mirror Front Page 1st of March 2026

US and Israel launched coordinated military action in Iran, with reports of over 200 deaths. Claims the supreme leader is dead remain unverified. UK nationals in the region were urged to seek shelter amid fears of reprisals, while the US President called on Iranians to oppose the regime.

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Sunday Mirror Front Page 22nd of February 2026

A former royal protection chief alleges a “conspiracy of silence” over Andrew’s links to Jeffrey Epstein and urges an independent inquiry with powers to compel witnesses and documents. Growing calls seek clarity on who knew what and when, and greater transparency from the Palace.

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