Ministers face backlash after Epping asylum hotel injunction overturned
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch said that Sir Keir Starmer ‘puts the rights of illegal immigrants above the rights of British people’.
Evening Standard 
Rodgers backs Celtic board but insists deals have to be done quicker
The Hoops boss is hopeful that some new faces will be added before Monday's transfer deadline and says no one else will leave until that happens.
STV News 
Florist died after tree branch fell on her on regular park walk with friends and dog
One of her friends said they heard an 'extremely loud crack' before she turned round to see Carol Spearing beneath a trunk and foliage
WalesOnline 
The Sun 
Bertie Ahern not ruling himself out of bid for Áras, Minister James Lawless endorses Jim Gavin as Billy Kelleher seeks Fianna Fáil nomination
Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern has said he is not ruling himself out of seeking a nomination for president after expressing disappointment with the Fianna Fáil leadership for failing to express support for him.
Independent.ie 
The Independent 
New venue from popular coffee shop opens its doors
The company confirmed the news in a post on social media
Liverpool Echo 
Boots has a deal on a split end hair treatment fans say they 'wouldn't be without'
Beauty fans say the Redken split end treatment from Boots 'really does work'
Birmingham Live 
Doctor explains all you need to know about chickenpox vaccine for children
A doctor has broken down everything parents need to know about a new vaccine for chickenpox that will be rolled out on the NHS in England from January 2026.
Neighbours left fuming as council approved retrospective plans
Walsall Council said all representations were taken into consideration
Thursday Murder Club takes Netflix's number one spot but is branded 'disappointing'
The movie adaption of Richard Osman's hit book The Thursday Murder Cub landed on Netflix this week but some fans have branded the star-studded film "disappinting"
The Mirror 
Heavy, persistent weekend showers forecast after flooding in parts of UK
England’s southern coast faced the heaviest rainfall between Thursday night and Friday morning.
Bird charity pleads with Scots to save thousands of hens from slaughter
A bird charity has warned that thousands of former commercial egg laying hens could be slaughtered if homes are not found for them
The Daily Record 
Protesters and police clash after death of taxi driver in Indonesia
Tear gas and water cannons have been used on protesters as demonstrations erupt across the country.
BBC News UK 
Man arrested on suspicion of rape after non-recent child sex probe
Police carried out a raid at an address in Longsight this morning, Friday, August 29
Manchester Evening News 
Trump’s India tariffs could backfire – top economist
Washington’s 50% levies on New Delhi’s exports are likely to harm US interests, Richard Wolff has said Read Full Article at RT.com
RT