What the papers say: Saturday's front pages

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What The Papers Say: Saturday's Front Pages
All the top stories from the day's national newspapers.
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An investigation into vaping products after students fall ill in Cork, warnings over heroin overdoses in Dublin, and a note on a meeting of Dee Forbes and Noel Kelly are among Saturday's front-page stories.

The Irish Times reads: 'Warning over spate of heroin overdoses in Dublin', while the Irish Examiner's main story covers the hospitalisation of four students in Cork, prompting an investigation into vapes.

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Meanwhile, The Echo leads with: 'Marina set for year-long makeover', as construction at Cork's Docklands is "set to begin shortly".

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The Irish Daily Mail reports on a document RTÉ has supplied to the Public Accounts Committee concerning a meeting between former director general Dee Forbes and Ryan Tubridy's agent Noel Kelly.

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The Irish Daily Mirror carries an image of Tubridy at an event in London, claiming the former RTÉ presenter has hinted at a new start in the UK.

And finally, the Irish Daily Star reports on the ongoing investigation into the discovery of the bodies of a man and woman at a house in Co Clare.

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In Britain, pro-Palestine marches and a plea from the UK prime minister to respect Remembrance Day lead the front pages of newspapers.

The Times, Daily Mail and Daily Express echo calls from Rishi Sunak, who asked people taking part in a pro-Palestine protest in London to do so “respectfully and peacefully”.

The Daily Telegraph says London's Metropolitan Police are ready to use force against protesters with a million people expected to march across the city.

The Daily Mirror reports there will be 2,000 police to help keep the peace during the planned demonstrations with police standing guard at the Cenotaph.

The Independent leads with calls from military chiefs defending the right for the pro-Palestine protest to go ahead and urging UK home secretary Suella Braverman to “back off”.

The i says Ms Braverman is facing the sack for “going rogue” as Mr Sunak prepares a cabinet reshuffle.

Meanwhile, the Financial Times reports business taxes are set to fall as data shows the British economy flatlining.

The divorce between Oasis star Noel Gallagher and Sara McDonald has been finalised in a “mega-expensive settlement”, according to The Sun.

And the Daily Star says a supermarket has replaced self-service tills with “some actual people”.

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