Author: News Desk

Monday’s front pages cover the latest news on the Queen – including reports she has no plans to withdraw from public life.

THE VACCINE has proven hugely successful in stemming the tide of COVID-19 infections, and researchers hope it will succeed in putting an end to the pandemic. But as Omicron tightens its grip, researchers are warning that one vitamin deficiency could increase the risk of severe illness 14-fold.

RUSSIAN operatives “lurking” online have the potential to cause disruption to the UK’s critical infrastructure, including the power grid, the man who founded GCHQ’s National Cyber Security Centre has warned.

BBC News says Boris Johnson is set to make further changes to his No 10 team this week as he seeks to ease concerns of MPs who are wavering about his future.

The ex-partner of Levi Bellfield and mum to his four daughters Rebecca Wilkinson told the Mirror she believed ‘his claims that he murdered Lin and Megan Russell’ which were made in a letter to solicitor Paul Bacon

The Guardian says The Māori party of New Zealand has called for a “divorce” from the crown and removal of the British royal family as New Zealand’s head of state.

Mum-of-three Lucy Tanner, from Sawston, Cambridgeshire, says she would not have been around for her children had six selfless donors not decided to give their blood

France24 says Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai said she never accused anyone of sexual assault, walking back an allegation that sparked worldwide concern.

BATTLING Boris Johnson has vowed it will take a “division of tanks” to oust him from No 10 — as he plans a mini-reshuffle and new chief whip as soon as this week.

Euronews says a conservative MP’s bizarre voting error, which allowed the left-wing government to save its labour market reform at the last minute.