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The Independent says Labour has accused Priti Patel of “dangerous failures” over migrant crossings in the English Channel amid claims it may ‘destroy the Tories’.

The Metro says Europe’s latest surge of Covid infections has highlighted the ‘critical’ importance of getting vaccinated, a government scientific adviser has claimed.

The Sun says THE Queen, Prince Charles and Prince William have united to ­complain to the BBC over a new documentary, it was claimed last night.

The Daily Express says FORMER US President Donald Trump has backed teenage gunman Kyle Rittenhouse following his controversial acquittal after shooting dead two civil rights protesters.

The Daily Mirror says Adele broke down in tears while being surprised by her old school teacher in scenes that will air on her new show An Audience With Adele.

Sunday’s front pages report on a number of ongoing stories including the number of migrants crossing the English Channel, the UK’s handling of the pandemic and several stories on the Prime Minister.

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The Indian government was forced to repeal farmers law after year-long protests. It will repeal three controversial agricultural laws that resulted in year-long protests by hundreds of thousands of farmers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on Friday. Indian Farmers win, from the states of Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, where most of the country’s agriculture is concentrated and yields are high, have been protesting since September 2020, holding firm on their demand that the farm laws must be scrapped. https://twitter.com/zarahsultana/status/1461696204404924419 Modi had to repeal farmers law out of desperation They said the laws would leave them at the mercy of…

Austria became the first country in Europe to make vaccines mandatory by law and will face another full national lockdown from Monday and Germany has hinted it may follow join them.

Retail sales have seen a boost in October as shoppers started their Christmas shopping early, spending more on clothing and toys – the Office of National Statistics (ONS) reported a 0.8% sales rise.