The Daily Mirror’s front page is dedicated to the Dominic Cummings allegations and picks up on the comment ‘tens of thousands of people died who didn’t need to’ comment from the PM’s former adviser.
Online, the Mirror reports three men have been arrested for the Italy cable car disaster that killed 14 people as investigators say the car had been tampered with.
Other news reported in the Mirror today includes Prince William’s Scotland visit and why a pub was forced to apologise for hosting him.
The rules around furlough which is set to change in July and Man United’s defeat at the Europa League final.
Dominic Cummings: ‘Tens of thousands of people died who didn’t need to die’
The Daily Mirror’s front page is covered with a picture of PM Boris Johnson with his head bowed, with the headline ‘‘Tens of thousands of people died who didn’t need to die’, picking up on Dominic Cummings claims on government failures in handling the pandemic.
The front page says “Johnson’s shame” and adds the prime minister is “in crisis” after the “explosive claims.”
The Mirror predicts the “mesmerising” account will be “deeply damaging”. Its political editor points out that, in the end, it’s “not the excuses, the blame-shifting, the settling of scores, or the clashes of egos” that matter the most – it’s finding out who’s responsible for the “unforgivably high” number of deaths.
HEADLINES FROM THE MIRROR ONLINE.
Furlough changing for millions in July – new rules and how your pay will be affected
Online, the Mirror says the Government is once again scaling back its contributions – with furlough pay set to fall from 80% to 70% on July 1 as the economy fully opens up.
Prince William pub visit leaves punters fuming after cancelled bookings
The Mirror reports The Cold Town House in Edinburgh has been forced to apologise after being accused of “lying” to customers when it cancelled their bookings because of “maintenance” – while in fact it was hosting Prince William.
Investigators say Italy cable car ‘tampered’ with before horror plunge killed 14
The paper reports three men have been charged in the connection with the northern Italy cable car disaster, as investigators probing the case claim an emergency brake system had been deactivated.
Man Utd’s Europa League final defeat could hand Liverpool Champions League blow
The Mirror says Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Manchester United were beaten 11-10 on penalties by Villarreal in Gdansk on Wednesday night after the two sides were level at 1-1 after extra time.
THE MIRROR THIS WEEK:
Daily Mirror – Boris ‘backed’ failed ESL, No 10 denies
Daily Mirror – Superstar Marcus Rashford ‘don’t abandon hungry kids’
Daily Mirror – Diana – Naomi Campbell ‘returns to work ‘after baby at 50
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