What the papers say – April 26 - News Summed Up

What the papers say – April 26


The nation’s papers overwhelmingly focus on the 44 billion US dollar (£34.5 billion) Twitter take-over from the world’s wealthiest person, Tesla CEO Elon Musk. The Guardian adds the sale puts Mr Musk in charge of a company that he has frequently criticised. The paper also reports that Health Secretary Sajid Javid is being urged to change the law to let pharmacists alter prescriptions during medicine shortages. Officials attribute the surge in cases to the lack of exposure to common infections during children’s “formative” years. Meanwhile, the Daily Mail writes that GPs are set to to vote on cutting their opening hours from 9am to 5pm.


Source: The Times April 26, 2022 04:23 UTC



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