The Metro says POLICE HAVE WARNED of ‘serious disruption throughout the day’ in Britain – as protesters target motorways in protest over high fuel prices.
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The Metro says NEW PUBLIC BUILDINGS will be required to have separate single-sex toilets under government plans, it has been reported.
The Independent says LABOUR LEADER Sir Keir Starmer will vow not to take the UK back into the single market or restore freedom of movement as he sets out his plan to “make Brexit work”.
The Independent says A MAN has been charged with murder after an 11-year-old boy was found injured in a park in Derbyshire.
The Independent says COVID-19 infections in the UK have jumped by more than half a million, with the rise likely to be driven by the latest Omicron variants BA.4 and BA.5, figures show.
The Guardian says FIFTEEN climbers could still be missing, say authorities, after fall of ice, snow and rock on popular trail on Marmolada mountain in Dolomites.
The Guardian says DANISH police believe a shooting at a shopping centre that left three people dead and four others seriously wounded was not terror-related.
The Guardian says WIDESPREAD greenwashing by businesses is compromising efforts to prepare for climate impacts such as floods and heatwaves, the chair of the Environment Agency will say in a speech on Monday.
The Guardian says Boris Johnson is facing a backlash over the promotion of his ally Chris Pincher, as a group of Conservative parliamentary staffers accused the prime minister of a “failure to act on warnings” of sexual misconduct by his MPs.
The Independent says Boris Johnson is facing growing calls to set out what he knew about allegations of inappropriate behaviour centring on Chris Pincher before appointing him to the Tory whips’ office.
The Metro says Boris Johnson has been accused of turning a blind eye to groping allegations against an MP he handed a senior role to.
“Parliament sleaze probes take up to two years” – that’s the headline for the front splash of The Independent.
“TOWIE Stars’ death smash” – that’s the headline on the front page of The Sun which leads with TOWIE stars horrific car accident.
“Record four-month wait to buy a house” – that’s the headline on the front page of the Daily Express.
“You don’t know what decent is” – that’s the Daily Mirror’s take on the Chris Pincher allegations.
The Guardian says REVEALED: children of lone parents hit by era of Tory austerity, 3.1 million children now living in relative poverty.
“Groping for answers” – that’s the headline on the front splash of The Metro which leads with the latest on Chris Pincher.
Monday’s papers continue to lead on the fallout from the allegations facing Chris Pincher.
BBC News says PM is under pressure to reveal what he knew about allegations of inappropriate behaviour concerning Chris Pincher when he was appointed deputy chief whip.
Sky News says THREE PEOPLE have been killed and three others are in a critical condition after a shooting at a shopping mall in Copenhagen, police in Denmark have said.
France24 says A LARGE CHUNK of Alpine glacier broke loose Sunday afternoon and slid down a mountainside, slamming into more than a dozen hikers on a popular trail.
Aljazeera says THOUSANDS of residents have been ordered to evacuate southwest Sydney, as torrential rain and damaging winds pounding the east coast.
Arab News says YEMENI special forces have launched an offensive against Al-Qaeda in the southern governorate of Abyan, amid reports that the terrorist group is attempting a comeback.
TRT World says PROTESTERS have marched in Ohio after the release of a body camera footage that showed police fatally shooting a Black man with several dozen rounds of bullets.
France weighs return to masks as more uncertainty looms for holiday goers and frustration for the French, who are sick of the restrictions. “The French people are sick of restrictions,” she said Wednesday on channel BFMTV. “We are confident that people will behave responsibly.” Uncertainty for holiday goers Tourism is booming again in France and so is COVID-19 as France weighs return to masks in the wake of rising infections. creating uncertainty for holiday goers The government lifted most virus rules by April, and foreign tourists have returned by land, sea and air to French Mediterranean beaches, restaurants and bars. French…