It’s Sunday February 19, 2017. Here is a look at some of the main news headlines…
In Iraq, government forces have launched an offensive to liberate the western part of the city of Mosul from Islamic State.
Across the Atlantic Ocean, President Donald Trump has once again attacked the media at a ‘campaign rally for America’ event in Florida.
Oh, and Manchester United’s Phil Jones has sacked a couple of cleaners…
Yes, the ‘news’ that the ‘mega-rich’ defender has decided to axe Nigel and Angela Stubbs over a £300 bill has been deemed so important by the folks at The Sun, they’ve decided it’s worthy of appearing as the main story on the front pages of The Sun on Sunday.Â
Here, have a look.
THE SUN: £20m United ace sacks cleaners over £300 row #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/ShaTm2s8rO
— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) February 19, 2017
As you might well expect, those that have seen the headline after it was shared by the BBC’s Neil Henderson have been surprised to see that a story so trivial has been given the front page treatment.
https://twitter.com/stevebez10/status/833223864939315200
https://twitter.com/BillingeLee/status/833220197347635200
yep, can't think of any bigger stories at the moment that would trump this one…
— EdBenEgg (@EdBenEgg) February 19, 2017
Who wrote this and suggested it got a front page splash?
— MUFC 🔴 (@Fergusoned10) February 19, 2017
Perhaps this tweet, pointing out the offer of a free Paw Patrol sticker album which shares the same front page, best summed things up.
even the free sticker album, top right, is a bigger story.
— keith judson (@MrStromboli) February 19, 2017
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