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What the papers say – September 25

Pictures of queues at petrol forecourts feature on many of the Saturday front pages.

Labour to pledge new deal for workers

Angela Rayner will open the party conference with a promise to improve pay and conditions.

Dorries hails design of Queen’s Platinum Jubilee medal

Medals have marked royal jubilees since the Victorian period when in 1887 the 50th anniversary of Queen Victoria’s reign was recognised.

Charles curates climate change channel for Amazon Prime

The Prince of Wales has helped launch RE:TV.

Ryder Cup 2021: USA take crushing 6-2 lead over Europe at end of day one

Tyrrell Hatton insists the European team are “never out of the fight” after his last-hole birdie provided a bright spot on an otherwise chastening opening day of the 43rd Ryder Cup.

Stopping benefits to EU citizens without settled status ‘unnecessary’, UK told

Scottish Government Europe minister Jenny Gilruth raised concerns the move could push some people into homelessness.

Hundreds attend vigil for ‘amazing’ Sabina Nessa as police hunt for killer

The 28-year-old was attacked in south-east London more than a week ago, with her killer still at large.

Blood donation drive begins in memory of Richard Okorogheye

Black donors have been to come forward to ‘do something positive’ in the name of Richard Okorogheye, 19, who had sickle cell disorder.

Make-or-break moment for Starmer at first in-person Labour conference since 2019

Labour Party members will head to Brighton on Saturday for the conference, which runs until Wednesday.

Asda owners EG Group announce £30 limit on petrol

Downing Street is considering temporary measures to ease the shortage of HGV drivers.

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