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“Caught short” is the headline dominating the front of the Daily Mirror, adding: “Britain grinding to a halt.” The paper reports that “every sector” of the economy has been impacted, with the PM under pressure to tackle the worker crisis. More than one-in-four filling stations are empty, bosses have said. The paper quotes Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer as saying: “Boris Johnson was warned about this crisis and did nothing about it. The prime minister needs to get a grip.”

Daily Mirror Front Page 15th of December 2025

Two attackers targeted a Jewish beach festival at Bondi, leaving at least 15 dead and over 40 injured. A local shopkeeper intervened, disarming one attacker and helping protect others. Officials say one suspect died at the scene and another was detained. An investigation is under way.

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Daily Mirror Front Page 13th of December 2025

The King announced his cancer treatment is being scaled back after encouraging results. In a TV message he thanked medical teams, described the progress as a personal blessing, and urged the public to attend screenings, stressing early detection and offering hope to others.

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Daily Mirror Front Page 12th of December 2025

FIFA faces criticism after revealing World Cup final tickets will start at £3,119. Supporter groups say the pricing shuts out ordinary fans and undermines inclusivity, while organisers cite demand and logistics. Critics call for transparency and fairer pricing before the tournament.

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Daily Mirror Front Page 11th of December 2025

Labour pledges £3.5bn to tackle homelessness, aiming to halve rough sleeping and stop families being stuck in B&Bs. Housing minister Steve Reed says the plan will make homelessness rare and brief. A shelter estimates 382,600 people are without a secure home this Christmas.

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