Agonising images from Nottingham, the cost of living and Partygate lead the front pages on Thursday.
Powerful images of the grief-stricken families of the Nottingham attack victims dominate the front page of the Metro. "United in love" reads the main headline, a day on from killings which have shocked the city and country more widely. Pictures and quotes from a remembrance service in Nottingham feature on many of Thursday's front pages.The Daily Mail front page focuses on "two fathers lost in grief".
a major lender in the UK housing market, has put up rates for the second time in a week, the paper reports. Its front page story includes quotes from the Commons on Wednesday, where Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer attacked the government over the cost of living.The latest in the Partygate saga leads the front page of the Daily Telegraph. Boris Johnson has quit the Commons - but he isn't going quietly.
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