Metro Front Page 18th of September 2024
Glasgow will host a scaled-down version of the Commonwealth Games again, following a deal by the Scottish government to revive the 2014 event, with the aim of boosting local engagement and economic growth.
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“Pupil power” is the headline on the front of Metro, with images of students demonstrating outside the Department for Education in Westminster on Sunday dominating the page. Hundreds of students took to the streets protesting against the government’s mishandling of exam results, with many demanding Education Secretary Gavin Williamson stands down. As they gathered in Westminster, they called on Boris Johnson to “come out of hiding”, the paper adds, and take personal responsibility for the “chaos”.
Metro Front Page 17th of September 2024
BBC news anchor Huw Edwards has avoided a jail sentence after being convicted of possessing illegal child sex videos, with the court’s decision to impose a £5,000 fine instead prompting public outrage over the perceived leniency.
Metro Front Page 16th of September 2024
Prince Harry has received a public 40th birthday greeting from the Prince and Princess of Wales via their official Instagram account, featuring a photograph of him smiling.
Metro Front Page 13th of September 2024
Metro reports that rock icon Jon Bon Jovi intervened to assist a distressed woman on a US bridge.