Trump gives Prince ‘approval’ and Damascus ‘falling’
Trump gives Prince ‘approval’ and Damascus ‘falling’
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Bu içerik, farklı gazetelerin 8 Aralık tarihli ön sayfalarını ve haberlerini görsellerle birlikte içerir. The Sunday Telegraph, Sunday Times, Mail on Sunday, Sunday Mirror, Sun on Sunday, Daily Star Sunday gibi gazetelerin manşetlerine ve öne çıkan haberlerine yer verilmiştir. Ayrıca, West Ham futbolcusu Michail Antonio’nun karıştığı trafik kazası ve Coleen Rooney’nin ITV’de yer aldığı program hakkında bilgileri içermektedir. Görsellerle desteklenen bu içerik, güncel haberler hakkında bilgi edinmek isteyen okuyuculara hitap etmektedir.
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The Sunday Telegraph leads with the meeting between US President-elect Donald Trump and the Prince of Wales. They met on the sidelines of the Notre-Dame reopening ceremony in Paris, with Trump telling William he was doing a “fantastic job”. Kensington Palace called the 40-minute meeting “warm” and “friendly”, the Telegraph reports.
The Sunday Times leads with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime “hanging by a thread” as rebels reach the outskirts of the capital. Syria’s interior minister said Assad’s regime has built a “very strong security and military cordon” to the edges of Damascus, but a US official said the city appeared to be “falling suburb by suburb”. The paper’s picture lead is of the meeting between Donald Trump and the Prince of Wales.
The Mail on Sunday leads on an exclusive with the son of late billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed saying his father “pretended” to have dementia to avoid being prosecuted over allegations of sexual abuse. Omar Fayed told the paper “he got off the hook on the grounds he was mentally incapacitated” but was really “as sharp as a tack”. The former Harrods owner died before facing any charges relating to multiple allegations made against him. Harrods’ new owners have said they were appalled by the allegations and have been investigating since 2023 whether any current members of staff were involved.
“Jungle has saved my Colleen,” is the Sunday Mirror’s headline. In an exclusive interview, Coleen Rooney’s mother Colette McLoughlin told the paper her daughter was “lost” during the much-publicised “Wagatha Christie” libel trial against Rebekah Vardy, but appearing on ITV’s I’m a Celebrity… has brought her back.
“Prem ace horror smash” leads the Sun on Sunday, referring to a road accident which seriously injured West Ham footballer Michail Antonio. The 34-year-old had to be cut out of his Ferrari after it hit trees in Theydon Bois, Essex, and is said to be in a “serious condition” in hospital.
The Daily Star Sunday leads with the same story. “Antonio miracle” reads the headline – and shows his wrecked Ferrari. According to the paper, the player is “awake and communicating”.
Trump gives Prince ‘approval’ and Damascus ‘falling’
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