Newspaper headlines: 'No justice for my hero husband' PC Andrew Harper
The conviction of three teenagers of the manslaughter of PC Andrew Harper - who died after being dragged along a road by a car - features on several of Saturday's front pages. Speaking outside court, PC Harper's widow Lissie said she was"utterly shocked" by the verdicts, after Jessie Cole, 18, Henry Long, 19, and Albert Bowers, 18, were cleared of his murder.
It says restaurant and takeaway chains will have to publish the calories in every meal they serve, while similar labels will have to be placed on bottles of beer, wine and spirits sold in shops.The Guardian reports that women are being treated as"sacrificial lambs" as the UK economy contracts, with half of working mothers unable to get the childcare they need to return to work, citing a childcare survey.
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