What the papers say: Tuesday's front pages

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What The Papers Say: Tuesday's Front Pages
Tuesday's front pages focus on the Government's proposed cuts to VAT in a bid to alleviate the rising cost of living.
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Kenneth Fox

Tuesday's front pages focus on the Government's proposed cuts to VAT in a bid to alleviate the rising cost of living.

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The Irish Examiner leads with the Governments' measures to cut VAT and for a fuel allowance recipients to get an extra €99.

 

The Echo focuses on Cork County Council writing a letter to Taoiseach Michael Martin about the how emergency services in the county are under major pressure.

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The Irish Daily Mail also leads with the planned VAT cuts to ease the burden of families.

The Irish Daily Mirror leads with a story about a man who suffered a fractured eye socket after a homophobic attack.

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The Irish Daily Star focus on the hauliers protest that took place yesterday in Dublin.

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Meanwhile, in the UK the focus is on UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak who is being investigated for alleged tax evasion. The Guardian leads on comments from Labour leader Keir Starmer calling Sunak a hypocrite.

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The Times focuses on expected travel chaos over the summer in UK airports as staffing issues take a toll on wait times.

The Financial Times focuses on Ukraine's plea for financial aid as the cost of sustaining a defence takes its toll.

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