Newspaper headlines: 'New prisons outrage' and 'Days of danger'
Image caption, The Daily Telegraph leads with "Chinese spy cameras found on Navy drones", reporting on its exclusive findings that: "Special forces boats being used in [the Strait of] Hormuz training missions were secretly sending data overseas". The paper quotes the Ministry of Defence as saying "there was no evidence that any sensitive data or systems had been sent abroad". The paper also carries a story about Fifa boss Gianni Infantino's alleged "lover" receiving what it calls a payout from...
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