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The Guardian leads with a bereaved family accusing the Countess of Chester hospital of “a total fob off” when they pleaded for answers over their son who was murdered and his twin who was attacked. The parents say they repeatedly tried to meet hospital medical director Ian Harvey but their calls went unanswered. Harvey told the paper he apologised for not communicating clearly enough that any messages had had to go through police family liaison officers at the time. The Guardian also shows the dramatic picture of the rescue operation involving a military helicopter and zip lines.

Guardian Front Page 5th of December 2024

Keir Starmer has announced plans to intensify efforts against crime in an attempt to rejuvenate his leadership, promising significant improvements including increased police presence and targeted actions against crime and antisocial behaviour.

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Guardian Front Page 4th of December 2024

South Korea is experiencing significant unrest as the president’s imposition of martial law meets strong resistance from the national assembly, compelling military forces to retreat amidst escalating tensions and public dissent.

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Guardian Front Page 3rd of December 2024

The UK’s cybersecurity chief has issued a warning about increasing threats from hostile state actors, emphasising the growing sophistication of digital operations by countries like Russia and China and highlighting the urgency for the UK to address these cybersecurity risks.

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Guardian Front Page 2nd of December 2024

Doctors, charities, and MPs in the UK have collaborated to introduce a blueprint intended to transform end-of-life care, aiming to provide 100,000 people with enhanced medical and emotional support through a combination of NHS services and new policies championing assisted dying, amid debates over healthcare reform.

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