Burnham's Comeback, Starmer's Challenge, Antisemitism Crisis

On May 2nd, Andy Burnham, the mayor of Greater Manchester and former Labour Bigwig, is

eyeing a quick comeback to Parliament in just a few weeks, through a bi-election battle.

He set to push a fresh agenda for the government after Labour's top brass blocked him from

running earlier this year in Gorton and Denton.

Meanwhile, Health Secretary Westreeding is building a serious challenge against Prime

Minister Keir Starmer.

He's lined up more than 81 MPs, enough to spark a leadership contest, and word leaked

via a mistaken text to Downing Street staff.

Anti-Semitism is hitting crisis levels in the UK, with Met Police Chief Sir Mark Rally

calling it the worst threat ever to British Jews.

Officers at the Golders Green Incident are being hailed as heroes, but security folks point

fingers at Middle East conflicts for ramping up the...

DANGER.

On the economic front, oil markets are four weeks from a major squeeze as reserves drop

low from the strait of Hormuz blockade.

Readers see prices spiking if the conflict drags on, and UK fishing boats might stay

docked with fuel costs eating profits.

Pressure mounts on Green Party leaders Zach Polanski to clean house after his apology

for a dodgy post on the Golders Green arrests, while celebs like, Tieri Henry say football's

two chests like now, and Ross Kim gears up for celebrity traders filming in Skyland.

That's the polls from today's front pages.