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Caroline Flack 's ex-boyfriend Danny Cipriani , is the latest Star to pay tribute to the Love Island host, after she was found dead in her London home. The Daily Mirror says the Rugby Union star fought back tears in an emotional video, and revealed "kind and loving" Ms Flack had helped him with his own mental trauma. Cipriani says in his message that he was trying to familiar Ms Flack to buy a gun so that he could live his own Life , - this line makes the Daily Star 's lead. In the 18-minute clip, the rugby star, 32 released, on Instagram, thanked his ex-girlfriend for him to "feel safe" in moments of "vulnerability". The "shocking" extent of the fragility of the finances in schools across the country makes the Front Page of the I. The Paper says "condemn" Ofsted research suggests that 28% of Council-run secondary schools are in debt, while the employees struggle with 70-hour weeks. The government rejects The Report as "not representative". David Dimbleby is "wild attack" on the Prime Minister , Boris Johnson , about the attempts to curb the BBC's licence fee makes a dramatic front-page of the Daily Mail . In an interview with German state TV-channel, The Veteran broadcaster Lord throws try Johnson, the media control. Downing Street Last Night declined to comment. The retirees are drawn "through the courts", if free TV licences for over-75s to be scrapped, as planned, activists say, in the Daily Express . Leading protester Mr Foulkes warns not to come in front of "chaos" if the BBC manage to find a Way out to pay, who is eligible, The Paper reported. Consumers are trying to compensate carbon emissions, the risk to be cheated, in the "Wild West " of unregulated market for carbon, The Daily Telegraph reported. The Paper questions the legitimacy of the various netting systems, and says the trees are cut down, some of the "tree-planting" projects. Teachers and doctors could unwittingly counter prompt-terror-probes claims in search of advice to the government anti-radicalization program, to The Guardian . Critics say seen, "revelations" in the documents, Prevent The Paper "further evidence" the scheme for the surveillance of potential extremists, instead of helping vulnerable people. A mysterious control unit is to study how wealthy British families could be to avoid with a family of investment companies, inheritance tax, Financial Times says. HMRC has a dedicated team will be happy close to family offices, with More Than £1 Trillion in assets in the midst of the "growing concern about inequality," The Paper says. And England soccer star Chris Smalling , the dog has died in a suspected poisoning, The Sun reports. The "heartbroken" Manchester United defender is afraid of his pet, Miley, ate rat poison left in the grounds of his house in Rome, where he is to live, while on loan, The Paper says.

Saturday ' s mix of front-pages includes Caroline Flack 's ex-boyfriend and his tribute to the TV presenter after she was found dead in her London home last weekend.

The Daily Mirror says rugby-union-star, and the "kind and loving" Love Island host showed had helped him with his own mental trauma.

In an 18-minute clip posted on Instagram, Cipriani, he says to try and familiar with Ms Flack , to buy a gun so that he could be his own Life . This Line.

The security guard is focused on Cipriani's, the he of Ms Flack .

Caroline Flack 's ex-boyfriend Danny Cipriani , said she was "kind and loving"

The "shocking" extent of the fragility of the finances in schools across the country makes the Front Page of the I. suggests that 28% of Council-run secondary schools are in debt, while the employees struggle with 70-hour weeks.

The government rejects The Report as "not representative".

in the Midst of the pictures of The Prince of Wales, the residents in Pontypridd affected by flooding visited, the question for many Newspapers: "Where is Boris?"

during the storm, Dennis, and notes that he was seen in public for a week.

Prince Charles visited Pontypridd to meet people affected by the recent floods

Janet Street-Porter, I said, he shows no signs, on his Hunter-boots and Wade through Pontypridd.

While the audience argued that Mr. Johnson's absence is a part of The General "safety-first" approach of Mr Johnson's advisers, who tend to make decisions based on what is the least damage and draw the fewest Headlines .

the excuses dished out the Minister for the Prime Minister to visit failure, the flooded areas are increasingly desperate.

"Never mind [Labour's] Red Wall, Boris," he writes. "What's with The Wall of water, from Yorkshire, South Wales?"

The Daily Telegraph has carried out a study in The Practice of carbon offsetting system, according to the companies or individuals that credits can buy, in areas where trees are planted to offset their carbon dioxide emissions.

The Paper comes to the conclusion that the consumer is cheated, the risk.

He studied the projects used for the compensation in Two Countries , in which it says it has actually been an increase in deforestation.

The article also says the activists have warned that the regulations do more harm than good could do since the people mistakenly think that the cancellation of their impact on the environment and, therefore, not to curb the environmentally harmful behavior.

offsetting schemes to compensate for, inter alia, the planting of trees or to reduce the polluting effects of activities such as air travel

The E-Mail reports that in a German TV interview that he was trying to put a stop to the BBC's licence fee.

the station says accused him of using the issue to undermine the society and to avoid that its policies are questioned.

He cited the Prime Minister 's behaviour towards the BBC, was "childish, irritable, and unpleasant". Downing Street has refused to comment on Mr Dimbleby interview, The Paper adds.

The increase in The Price of stamps some of the papers annoyed.

It is almost as if the Royal Mail wants us to send fewer letters and post cards, It means the increase is a Vicious Circle , that is, younger people never get the chance to drop a line by post.

However, the impending return of The Blue passes brings more cheer.

For The Sun , you are.

It says the Burgundy documents rubbed people the wrong Way - and The Blue ones are, At Last , a real sign that the UK from the EU.

Source of news: bbc.com