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The Guardian says The government’s operation of a “VIP lane” for suppliers of personal protective equipment during the coronavirus pandemic was illegal.

The Independent says Expectations are building that France may imminently announce it is lifting the blanket ban on British travellers.

The Metro says Prime Minister Boris Johnson has failed to win over the nation with his apology for attending a party during the lockdown.

Expectations are building that France may imminently announce it is lifting the blanket ban on British travellers.

Boris Johnson has admitted he attended a drinks party at No 10 during the first lockdown, saying he was there for 25 minutes.

Paris St-Germain midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum, who signed for the Ligue 1 giants from Liverpool last summer, has been linked with a return to former club Newcastle United in the January window. The Saudi-backed club are one of multiple Premier League clubs who have registered their interest in signing the Paris Saint-Germain midfielder on loan. Follow WTX News on Twitter for the latest football news – Get involved if you fancy a chance a presenting Wijnaldum set for Premier League return But it has been reported the 31-year-old Dutch international is not interested in returning to St James’ Park. That’s one of the…

Arsenal loan striker Balogun to Championship side. The England Under-21 striker Folarin Balogun is loaned to Middlesbrough until the end of the season. Balogun to Middlesbrough The 20-year-old, who joined the Gunners academy in 2012, has scored two goals in 10 first-team games for Arsenal. He made his debut against Dundalk in the Europa League in October 2020, and his first goal came against Molde in the same competition that December. Follow WTX News on Twitter for the latest football news – Get involved if you fancy a chance a presenting Arsenal loan striker Balogun ‘delighted’ This is good business for…

Senior Conservatives are calling on Boris Johnson to publicly confess he attended the lockdown rule-breaking garden party at Downing Street, The Guardian reports.

Downing Street staff were ‘told to clean up their phones’ in a bid to remove data that could indicate lockdown parties were held at Number 10, The Independent reports.

The Metro leads on the backlash over “partygate” – as 66% of people in a snap poll demanded the prime minister resign.