A rise in tuition fees at English universities and election day in America make Tuesday’s front pages.
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Author: @BBCNews
Newspaper headlines: ‘Starmer’s uni U-turn’ and ‘Polls show dead heat’
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Smoking to be banned outside schools and hospitals, but pubs get reprieve
Parliamentary bill will also ban the advertising of vapes and restrict their flavours, packaging and marketing
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Author: Denis Campbell
Ban to stop children from ever smoking a cigarette to be introduced in Parliament
Indoor smoking bans could also be extended to some outdoor places like children’s playgrounds
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Author: Holly Evans
Plans to ban smoking outside hospitals and schools in England
Government proposals could mean some places become vape-free too, subject to consultation.
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Protecting children, families and vulnerable from tobacco harms
Professor Sir Chris Whitty writes for The Times on the Tobacco and Vapes Bill.
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Author: Department of Health and Social Care
Two more UK mpox cases found in household contacts of first case
Total of three cases of Clade Ib strain now detected in UK, but health security agency says risk to population still low
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Author: Guardian staff reporter
Two more cases of more dangerous mpox strain found in UK
The new strain, called clade 1b, is thought to cause more severe disease and spread more easily between people
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Author: Maeve Cullinan
Anger as Keir Starmer raises student tuition fees to £9,535
The Government announced that university tuition fees will rise to more than £9,500, in what it said would help universities facing ‘severe financial challenges’.
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Author: Harriet Line
Edinburgh zoo’s pygmy hippo Haggis set to steal limelight from Moo Deng
Baby of incredibly rare species has ‘adorable’ personality and could become rival to Thai zoo’s internet sensation
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Author: Guardian staff reporter
Keir Starmer breaks another pre-election promise he made to Andrew Neil
The Labour leader promised party members he would commit to abolishing tuition fees if he won power – now they’re going up.
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Author: Christian Calgie
