What the Newspapers Say – March 22

The country’s front pages are buzzing with revelations about the killer of veteran MP Sir David Amess.

the Daily mail, DailyMirror and The sun Ali Harbi report Ali conducted years of search for high-profile targets, including Communities and Leveling Secretary Michael Gove, before killing Sir David in October 2021.

Elsewhere, Subway chronicles first-hand the evacuation of two journalists from the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol.

The temperature said Russian forces stepped up their assault on the city and threatened civilians in an effort to “break Ukrainian resistance”.

Russian troops even opened fire on peaceful protesters in the captured city of Kherson, according to the I.

The Daily Telegraph reports that Italian authorities have been told to seize a £500million superyacht believed to belong to Vladimir Putin, while The Guardian says more than $17 billion in global assets have been linked to Russians with alleged ties to Putin.

the Daily Express is leading with calls for Chancellor Rishi Sunak to increase the state pension to help tackle the cost of living crisis.

The Independent carries comments from Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who said she “should have been back six years ago”.

the FinancialTimes reports that the head of the US Federal Reserve has signaled a “rapid” tightening of monetary policy.

And the daily star leads with Chris Kamara’s decision to quit live television after being diagnosed with a speech impediment.

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