The Guardian says research has found the number claiming universal credit has more than doubled since the start of the pandemic to at least 2.3 million.
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The Metro says Elite US troops have landed in Poland near the Ukrainian border as tensions between Russia and the west continue to mount.
The Guardian says Australia will open its border for fully vaccinated tourists and all visa holders, a decision branded “bittersweet”.
The Independent says Donald Trump’s well-known habit of ripping up documents did not stop once he entered the White House.
The Guardian says Nine people died in three days during which more than 100 avalanches struck Austria, authorities said Sunday.
The Independent says Motorists will receive greater protection from “aggressive debt collection and unreasonable fees” through a 50% cut to the private parking fine cap, the Government has said.
The Metro says This is the first picture of a boy who died in Morocco after falling down a well.
The Metro says more than 100 Conservative MPs would fail to back the Prime Minister in a no-confidence vote, reports say.
Kuwait bans Death on the Nile movie for Gal Gadot’s links with the Israeli army. The ban is for Kenneth Branagh’s new film adaptation of Agatha Christie’s whodunnit “Death on the Nile” with Israeli actress Gal Gadot. According to the statement by the Kuwaiti Ministry of Information, spokeswoman Anouar Mourad, the cinemagoers in Kuwait will not be able to watch it in Kuwait. Kuwait is opposed to the occupation of Palestine and along with 15% of the world, does not recognise Isreal as a state. On the grounds of morality – ‘because Gal Gadot is a former soldier in the Zionist…
The Guardian says Labour has called on the Tories to return money from donors with links to Russia in response to tensions over border crisis.
The Independent says Carrie Johnson has insisted she “plays no role in Government” and has been targeted by “enemies” of the Prime Minister.
Monday’s front pages cover the latest news on the Queen – including reports she has no plans to withdraw from public life.
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 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.
France24 says Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai said she never accused anyone of sexual assault, walking back an allegation that sparked worldwide concern.
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.
TRT World says Ottawa’s mayor Jim Watson has declared a state of emergency to help deal with an unprecedented 10-day occupation by protesting truckers.
The Sunday papers report heavily on the news the Queen would like to see Camilla known as Queen consort when Prince Charles becomes king.
France’s duelling far-right presidential candidates are holding back-to-back campaign rallies on Saturday, trying to steal each other’s thunder and keep their anti-Islam agenda for the April presidential election. Marine Le Pen, who came in second in the last presidential election in 2017, is holding what is billed as her first major campaign event in the city of Reims in Champagne country. Follow WTX News EU on Twitter live 24-7 Anit-Islam and anti-Immigration She will present her platform and try to reinvigorate her base after some high-profile defections to the campaign of rival Eric Zemmour. Zemmour, a pundit and provocateur who…
The Moroccan boy trapped in well latest – Rayan the Moroccan boy who was trapped in a well dies hours before he was rescued by teams of helpers who had been trying to reach the boy for four days. The five-year-old boy who had been trapped in a well for four days had been in communication with rescuers died hours before painstaking efforts to rescue him. The bid to free the boy, named Rayan, had gripped northern Africa and Moroccans worldwide, with hundreds of people gathered at the well and thousands more following online. Whilst his father was working on…
In 2015, the Queen became the longest-serving monarch and on Sunday ‘ Accession Day ‘ Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II marks 70 years on the British throne on Sunday, a milestone never reached by any of her predecessors over the last 1,000 years and one which only a few monarchs across the globe have ever achieved. “While it is a moment for national celebration, it will be a day of mixed emotions for Her Majesty as the day also marks 70 years since the death of her beloved father George VI,” Prime Minister Boris Johnson told parliament on Wednesday, thanking…
Five top Tory aides have quit their role in No 10 in less than 24 hours – throwing Downing Street into crisis. The exodus comes after partygate and Jimmy Savile comments.
The Independent – Clear out at No 10 as PM’s top aides quit
Guardian – PM hit by No 10 exodus as 4 aides quit in a day
Metro – Perfect storm: Cost of living and surging inflation