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UK papers: 'Profits of war' and 'Super-rain'

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UK papers: 'Profits of war' and 'Super-rain'
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UK newspapers are covering a range of issues including oil company profits during the Iran war, extreme weather patterns, and the controversy surrounding the early release of prisoners. The press is highlighting public and police frustration over the release of high-profile offenders.

Image caption, "Profits of war" leads the Guardian as it says oil companies have made $90bn from the price surge over the Iran war. An environmental NGO quoted in the paper accuses them of "cashing in on human misery" as a "climate crisis engulfs Europe." Elsewhere, the paper's home affairs editor points out that the electronic tags that will be used to monitor offenders' early release from prison are "failing to alert the authorities of potential breaches", according to a watchdog.

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