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Newspaper headlines: ‘Plagiarism row professor resigns’ and ‘West End stab rampage’ | UK News

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The Daily Mail’s headline calls Jason Arday the “plagiarism professor”, external. The Guardian says his resignation may halt the publication of his memoir this month, external. The Times says it has submitted fresh evidence to the university suggesting that large parts of his research were fabricated and contained “impossible” evidence, external. Arday has rejected claims of plagiarism and fabricating research.

Writing in The Daily Mirror, Andy Burnham says “help is on the way” for pressurised A&E centres, external – as he announces more than 150 new NHS mental health centres. He promises his government will “fix” the crisis. The Times hears from mental health charities, external who have said this expansion of services – if sufficiently staffed – could prove to be a “lifesaver”.

The Daily Telegraph, external headline declares national debt has risen above three-trillion pounds as the government is estimated to borrow “four-thousand pounds per second”. The paper is quoting the Taxpayer’s Alliance – a group which campaigns for lower taxes and believes public debt had hit a historic high in recent days based on the trajectory of spending.

The Sun’s front page shows a woman being held on the ground by “taser-wielding” police, external after what it calls a “stab rampage” in London’s West End. The paper says there was a 15-minute standoff with the suspect.

The i Paper, external leads on an exclusive from the Education Minister Lucy Powell, in which she says schools will get new pupil attendance targets to crack down on “stay at home Fridays”. It says sickness and intense heat are among the factors in concerning absence rates.

And The Guardian, external reports on the latest threat to pubs: a potential ban on so-called “vertical drinking”. London’s Westminster Council – which oversees Soho and the West End – has recommended pubs discourage “excessive drunkenness” by limiting ordering at the bar and drinking standing up. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, hopes to use new powers coming to him to stop councils from “overreaching”, the paper says.

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