Extra, extra, read all about it now, oh baby.

Extra, extra, read all about it now.

Oh, baby.

Well, it's a fairly miserable one, so it is here in Salford.

Dark and grey and damp and rainy.

Yeah, I could spend about 10 minutes talking about geoengineering and spraying.

I could do, but I won't this morning. How are you?

It's the 14th of May, so it is, in the year of Our Lord, 2024. I'm Richie Allen. You know that. You know this. And this is the papers. It's where I take a look at the newspapers here in the UK, beginning as always, with the front pages. The Metro today. We'll start with the Metro. It sports a photograph of Charles, the king.

Somebody's king. He's out and about her he was yesterday. There's a photograph of him with a big grin on his face.

And he's surrounded by kids waving those little miniature union jack flags.

The headline to accompany the photograph is King, I lost my sense of taste. So you will probably

know by now he has said he is being treated for cancer.

And he spoke to a veteran at Hampshire Airfield.

That is where he was yesterday.

Hampshire Airfield, who recently underwent chemotherapy himself for testicular cancer. The veteran did.

And speaking to Charles, when speaking with Charles, or afterwards, yeah, afterwards,

the veteran said the Charles told him he lost his sense of taste, maybe because of the chemo,

maybe, I don't know.

The Daily Mirror.

Here's an interesting headline. Find your own way to

Wembley. Now, in just under two weeks time, Manchester United will face off against the

Manchester City at Wembley for the FAA Cup final, a repeat of last year's FAA Cup final, which was

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