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What the papers say – September 28

Fuel ‘crisis’ developments, including a potential military solution, lead the national papers on Tuesday.

Theaster Gates: A Clay Sermon review: beautifully judged and perfectly paced

Upstairs at the Whitechapel Gallery has never looked so good, writes Ben Luke

Man in court charged with murder of teacher Sabina Nessa

Ms Nessa was killed as she walked through Cator Park on her way to meet a friend.

Labour battles to get conference back on track following Andy McDonald’s resigation

Labour is battling to get its party conference back on track after the dramatic resignation of a shadow cabinet minister.

Starmer expected to wrangle with the left after shadow cabinet resignation

Andy McDonald suggested the leader was not honouring ‘our commitment to socialist policies’.

Younger children less willing to get Covid-19 jab than older pupils – study

Students who are more hesitant to have a vaccine often come from deprived backgrounds and feel disconnected from school, a survey suggests.

Vaccine passports would be needed for nightclubs and sport under Covid Plan B

The proposal will only be introduced if the nation faces a difficult winter with rising Covid cases in the colder months,

Crystal Palace 1-1 Brighton: Neal Maupay snatches last-gasp derby point for Seagulls at Selhurst Park

Neal Maupay struck a last-gasp equaliser for Brighton as Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira was denied a memorable win in his first derby fixture at Selhurst Park.

Hospitals to be allowed to drop some Covid measures to tackle treatment backlog

Hospitals in England will be allowed to ease some of the Covid infection-control measures introduced during the pandemic to help tackle a backlog in treatment.

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