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Meanwhile, the Sunday Mirror front page focuses on Justice Secretary Dominic Raab’s handling of the fallout from the parole hearing for the mother of Baby P. The paper says the Ministry of Justice sent a junior official to the hearing for Tracey Connolly, after which Mr Raab’s department approved her release – a decision which he said he would apply to ask the Parole Board to reconsider.

Sunday Mirror Front Page 22nd of March 2026

US lawmakers are urging Sarah Ferguson to give evidence to a congressional inquiry into the late financier Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged misconduct, seeking details of any knowledge she has and any links via her former husband. Pressure on her to testify is growing.

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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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