Digested week: History shrugs off Keir and makes room for brilliant Kerr
Another one bites the dust … the press photographs a dead mouse caught by Larry the cat. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAView image in fullscreenAnother one bites the dust … the press photographs a dead mouse caught by Larry the cat. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PADigested weekUK newsDigested week: History shrugs off Keir and makes room for brilliant Kerr John CraceA low-key PM leaves the stage briskly, while a breathtaking athlete misses out on the attention he deserves Fri 24 Jul 2026 07.21 EDTShareMondayAnd so it was over.
- ▪Another one bites the dust … the press photographs a dead mouse caught by Larry the cat.
- ▪Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAView image in fullscreenAnother one bites the dust … the press photographs a dead mouse caught by Larry the cat.
- ▪Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PADigested weekUK newsDigested week: History shrugs off Keir and makes room for brilliant Kerr John CraceA low-key PM leaves the stage briskly, while a breathtaking athlete misses out on the attention he deserves
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Another one bites the dust … the press photographs a dead mouse caught by Larry the cat. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAView image in fullscreenAnother one bites the dust … the press photographs a dead mouse caught by Larry the cat. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PADigested weekUK newsDigested week: History shrugs off Keir and makes room for brilliant Kerr John CraceA low-key PM leaves the stage briskly, while a breathtaking athlete misses out on the attention he deserves Fri 24 Jul 2026 07.21 EDTShareMondayAnd so it was over. You normally get a bit more notice when a prime minister is about to deliver their resignation speech outside No 10. The buildup. The sense of occasion.
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