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What the papers say – November 21

The front pages are led by the Duke of York stepping down from public life amid the fallout over his relationship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Tories pledge ‘at least’ a million more homes in next five years

Reaching Downing Street would be a ‘big step’, admits Jo Swinson

Hapless goat rescued from tiny ledge 60 feet up a cliff

Sir David Attenborough offers words of wisdom to climate strike activists

Johnson sets out plans to lift 2 million workers out of National Insurance

Campaign highlights: Tories in Twitter storm while bishops appeal for truth

Opponent told to stay out of Anna Soubry’s constituency after harassment verdict

Johnson hints 2m workers could be lifted out of National Insurance

Farm in Maidenhead uses alpacas to guard its Christmas turkeys from foxes

TripAdvisor suspends reviews of Pizza Express restaurant cited by Prince Andrew

Lib Dems not a one-trick anti-Brexit party, says Swinson

Skull removal X-ray released to highlight road dangers

Teenage neo-Nazi convicted of planning terrorist acts

Johnson hints at National Insurance cut for low-paid workers

Congratulations sent to Queen and Philip on 72nd wedding anniversary

Tories criticised over ‘misleading’ Twitter account during election debate

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