quick look through our front pages. the observer reports on the inquiry into downing street parties. it says number ten staff have had their swipe card data logged and that sue gray has details of a previously unreported event. according to the sunday telegraph, the uk government believes russia s president claims putin is plotting to install a pro moscow regime in ukraine. the sunday times carries claims from a tory mp who says she lost herjob as a government minister because she was a muslim. elsewhere, the sunday express calls for prince andrew to be stripped of his title as duke of york. the mail on sunday claims borisjohnson will declare war on civil servants reluctant to return to the office. let us begin. sorry, i m destroying my desk here. sorry! calum, sunday times, and some allegations she made in 2020. let s be clear about that. if you could just summarise the story for us. the headfine just summarise the story for us. the headline is a just summarise the st
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