‘Printed face’

A round-up of the headlines from the UK front pages

The “NHS printed me a new face”, 75-year-old Dave Richards tells Metro after his new “lifelike resin face” was produced on a 3D printer. Richards, who had devastating facial injuries, says this has “opened up a world of possibilities”.

Some 900 asylum seekers could be housed in two barracks – one in Scotland, the other in the South of England – says The Times, as part of the government’s “drive to end use of hotels within a year”.

Meanwhile, a firm linked to the husband of former Tory peer Michelle Mone has bought a luxury apartment in Florida, in a “£10m slap in the face”, says The Mirror.

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