Wednesday's headlines focus on airlifts for Britons in Sudan and Prince Harry's phone hacking case.
"Run for your lives" headlines Metro as it pictures the first RAF plane setting off to Sudan. The paper says the first planeload of Britons were evacuated from Sudan after they had to "dash unescorted" through the streets of Khartoum. It observes the move was a "rapid U-turn" on advice a day earlier advising stranded UK nationals not to go outdoors.
The paper notes the announcement ends months of speculation and "fires the starting gun" on a campaign that could see a rematch of the 2020 clash with Donald Trump."You need to accept you are poorer," headlines the Daily Mail as it carries quotes from the Bank of England's top economist Huw Pill.
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