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Come to my heart.

Well, it isn't a good morning.

It's a dreary dismal. Dereary and dismal, that about covers it in Salford this morning. Hope you're well this Tuesday. It is September 10th. It is indeed. 2024. This is the Papers podcast with myself, Richie Allen, coming to you from Salford, the great city that is

Solford, to the front pages then, beginning with the metro today.

Now, every newspaper in the country is leading with the same story today.

So let's rush through the front pages.

The story is a video released by the Princess of Wales, an update on her cancer and what she's been doing in the last six months. So the metro, Kate My Cancer Recovery, a video released by the Princess of Wales, revealing she has completed her course of chemotherapy.

The Metro says she released the moving message with a clip featuring the Prince of Wales and their children to confirm she was in a new phase of recovery from cancer.

It was released via Twitter or X, as they call it these days.

So the paper is running with photographs, screen grabs from this video.

Daily Express, Your kindness is humbling, out of darkness can come light.

I think that is a quote from the video she released.

The Daily Mirror Out of Darkness can come light.

The Daily Mail. Kate out of darkness can come light, so let that light shine bright.

The quote, The Daily Star smiles better.

The headline smiles better. Again, a photograph of her and her husband. The Times Kate tells of her relief at end of chemotherapy. The Daily Telegraph headline is, I want to stay cancer-free. The Guardian leads with PM Defiant on winter fuel cut as MPs prepared to vote.

There will be a vote in the Commons later on on the plans, the government's plan, to means test the winter fuel payment for old-aged pensioners, OAPs.

But the Guardian nevertheless also carries a photograph of the

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