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And “Boffins’ brains explode” reads the headline in the Daily Star. It comes after campaigners from the Institute of Physics projected the words “Bin the boffin” on to the side of the paper’s London headquarters. The stunt was part of efforts to persuade media outlets to stop describing scientists as boffins, a practice which the group says encourages negative stereotypes and puts young people off careers in physics. The paper says it’s a “battle the massive-foreheaded boffins just can’t win as boffins is our third favourite word in the world”.

Daily Star Front Page 3rd of February 2026

Gianni Infantino apologised to supporters in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland after a joke about a low-cost World Cup and an arrest drew criticism. He expressed respect for UK fans but said he stands by supporting a peace award for Donald Trump.

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Daily Star Front Page 2nd of February 2026

Sumo wrestling is surging in popularity across Britain, with the number of clubs reportedly rising eightfold in three years. Enthusiasts cite its inclusive culture and simple kit, and organisers are planning more tournaments to meet growing demand.

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Daily Star Front Page 31st of January 2026

Documents linked to a convicted financier contain unverified claims that a prominent tech figure contracted an infection via his associates. The allegations are disputed, no evidence has been presented, and authorities have not announced any action.

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Daily Star Front Page 30th of January 2026

The PM, an Arsenal fan, presented a match ball to a visiting Chinese leader who supports Man United—the ball from United’s 3-2 win over Arsenal. The gesture drew criticism from Gunners supporters and prompted debate over whether football banter should mix with diplomacy.

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