Tonight’s Euromillions jackpot is the UK’s biggest ever draw with a massive £184 million up for grabs. If you win tonight’s MASSIVE jackpot you’ll be richer than music icon Adele.
Day: 12 October 2021
The Daily Mirror puts a figure on the number of lives that could have been saved, according to the report.
The Daily Express says the US Vice President is filmed speaking to children about “exploring the unknown” in a video to celebrate World Space Week on October 7.
Amid fears of food shortages in the run-up to Christmas, the Daily Express seeks to reassure shoppers on its front page.
The Sun’s main story is that an Insulate Britain protester who was arrested for blocking the M25 is married to a road boss responsible for traffic flow at Transport for London.
The Daily Express says David Jenkins, a valued member of Team GB’s coaching staff, has tragically died aged just 31.
The Daily Express says the G2-level solar storm, also known as a coronal mass ejection (CME), struck the Earth’s magnetic field on October 12 at approximately 3:30am.
The Daily Express says as people approach the Polish border they will get a message that warns them of a state of emergency in the country.
The Daily Express says A whopping £184 million jackpot is up for grabs tonight after nobody picked the winning numbers for Friday’s £172million EuroMillions top prize.
The Daily Mirror says the Queen has been pictured using a walking stick at a service to mark the 100th anniversary of the Royal British Legion.
The Sun says LAS VEGAS Raiders head coach Jon Gruden has resigned after a series of emails in which he used racist, homophobic and misogynisitc terms.
The Sun says BRIAN Laundrie was a “heavier set social outcast” when he was at school, according to a long-time friend.
A report by MPs says the UK’s failure to do more to stop Covid spreading early in the pandemic was one of the worst ever public health failures.
The government approach – backed by government scientists – was to try to manage the situation and in effect achieve herd immunity.
The 150-page report highlights successes too – including the vaccination rollout.
However, most of the UK’s papers and news sites are reporting on the failures, with some papers asking whether resignations should start rolling in, the heroes and the shocking blunders.
The Daily Mirror says serious errors and delays at the hands of the Government and even scientific advisers cost lives during the Covid-19 pandemic according to a damning report.
Should Chris Whitty and Patrick Vallance resign over report? The Daily Express says A COVID report has condemned major Government errors which led to tens of thousands of deaths.
The Times says the government made “big mistakes” in its handling of the coronavirus pandemic, the first official report into Britain’s response has found. It urges swift changes.
The i says Health professionals said frontline NHS and social care staff were left “woefully unprotected” by a lack of PPE in the early months of the Covid pandemic.
The first major probe into how the UK responded to Covid makes the front of several papers including the Guardian.
The Metro says the findings from the health and science committees are “damning”.
The Independent leads with reports the defence sector is the latest to be hit by energy woes as the UK could be forced to rely on other nations for key nuclear and defence components without government intervention.
Narcos season 3 is coming to a Netflix screen near you. The much-anticipated show Narcos: Mexico will be released on…
Many of Tuesday’s front pages are dominated by the verdict of two select committees on the UK’s early response to the pandemic.
The Daily Mirror says Loose Women star Charlene White has furiously hit out at Jesy Nelson following her livestream with Nicki Minaj.
The Daily Mirror says EuroMillions Lotto winner Jane Park has decided to dump the glitz of Dubai for Liverpool, she has confirmed.
The Daily Mirror says Boris Johnson is under pressure to bring forward the public inquiry into how the pandemic was handled after a report by MPs condemned errors that cost thousands of lives.
