The United Arab Emirates Analog Mission#1 – which aims to mimic the isolation of a space mission – has begun in Russia’s Moscow.
Day: 5 November 2021
It has long been known that the world’s richest are fuelling the climate crisis and despite the pledges, can the rich really be the world’s problem and solution?
The front page of the Daily Express splashes on the world’s first pill to fight COVID-19, which trials have shown has cut the risk of hospitalisation or death by half.
The Daily Mirror leads with the news that murderer David Fuller, a hospital electrician, sexually assaulted at least 100 dead women and girls in hospital mortuaries.
The Sun splashes on boxing champion Tyson Fury who took two fans on an eight-hour booze bender after the women asked for a selfie.
The PM is facing anger from his own benches after the humiliating U-turn over parliamentary sleaze prompted the resignation of Owen Paterson.
“Tory Owen goal” is the headline for the Metro. The paper says Mr Owen Paterson only found out there would be a new vote on his suspension while shopping in a supermarket – and decided to quit hours later.
The Guardian says the Tories have been “plunged into crisis” after what it describes as a “humiliating government U-turn”.
The Metro says Kanye West criticised the #MeToo movement in a new interview, saying people are ‘hit with the accusations of somebody who you was with 10 years ago’.
The Sun says FAMILIES face more bills misery after the Bank of England yesterday predicted that inflation would hit five per cent next April.
The Daily Mirror says Harry Styles helped a nervous fan come out to their mother live on stage.
The Daily Express says BORIS JOHNSON’S handling of the new border has been labelled as a “significant achievement”.
The Guardian says a person has died after attempting to cross the Channel to get to the UK, French authorities have confirmed.
The Independent says In Marvel’s busy, little pen of comic book films, Eternals is the stallion kicking at the gate.
The Metro says The Cop26 climate summit has been predictable in many ways.
The Sun says a COP paid £150,000 while saying he was too injured to work was caught out by an app that showed him taking 10,000 steps a day.
The Daily Express says Tottenham Hotspur chief Fabio Paratici could allow Juventus midfielder Weston McKennie to become the first new signing.
The Daily Mirror says Antonio Conte intends to turn his Spurs side into “killers” after they almost threw away victory against Vitesse.
The Guardian says The chairman of Yorkshire, Roger Hutton, has quit and “apologised unreservedly” over the club’s handling of Azeem Rafiq’s racism allegations.
The Independent says Entertainer, choreographer and dancer Lionel Blair has died surrounded by his family at the age of 92, his agent said.
The Metro says CNG Energy has become the latest energy provider to go bust, affecting around 41,000 customers.
The Sun says MONSTER murderer David Fuller raped one of his victims hours before her heartbroken mother cuddled her to say goodbye.
The Daily Express says UK COVID-19 deaths have soared above 200 per day for the third day in a row, with new cases over 37,000, according to the latest daily data.
Daily Mirror says Will Smith has revealed the moments that almost ended his career before it took off in an honest discussion with Oprah Winfrey.
The papers make uncomfortable reading for Boris Johnson as the resignation of Conservative MP Owen Paterson, who was found to have broken lobbying rules, dominates Friday’s front pages.
