Metro’s top story is a headteacher’s “radical plan” to stop children becoming addicted to mobile phones. It’s a story originally reported in the Sunday Times about a school in west London that is implementing an optional extended school day. Head teacher Andrew O’Neill says it’s part of a plan to break pupils’ mobile phone addiction.
Elsewhere, Victoria Beckham’s 50th birthday party makes the front page.
The Supreme Court announced Monday that it will be taking up a controversial case involving ghost guns, firearms that can be assembled and lack serial numbers, during its next term.
In a shocking turn of events, eyewitnesses reported a heavy police presence on Stanley Park Avenue earlier today. Residents were left stunned as officers flooded the area, with one witness
Residents of Clydach were left in awe as a car was spotted flying above their town late on Sunday night. The unusual sight had locals questioning whether they were witnessing
Huw Edwards leaves BBC ‘on medical advice’ Huw Edwards has resigned from his role at the BBC on “medical advice”, the BBC has said. He has not been on air
‘This car is too slow!’ – Lewis Hamilton slams ‘broken’ Mercedes as Max Verstappen eases to victory at Chinese Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton was heard repeatedly complaining about his ‘slow’
Roy Keane slams Man Utd star after blowing three-goal lead to Coventry Manchester United legend Roy Keane has singled Andre Onana out for criticism after his former club blew a
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