VOA says the police chief of Canada’s capital said Wednesday there is likely no policing solution to end a protest against vaccine mandates.
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BBC News says Millions of people facing a spike in energy costs will find out shortly how much more they will have to pay.
Euronews says The Northern Irish Minister of Agriculture ordered his services to stop post-Brexit controls on foodstuffs at midnight.
TRT World says Turkish authorities have recovered 12 bodies believed to be those of asylum seekers who were pushed back by Greece.
The Sun – The Holy Grale
Daily Mirror – D-Day on prices agony
Daily Express – PM warning to Putin: A tragic gamble
The Guardian – Pressure on PM as more Tory MPs call for him to go
Metro – Boris gives Putin a buzz
The Independent – Pressure rises on PM as Tories urge him to quit
The Guardian says The US decision to deploy more than 3,000 US troops in Germany, Poland and Romania is a “destructive step” .
The Independent says Spotify says it expects to welcome three million new premium subscribers in the first financial quarter of 2022.
The Metro says a 23-year-old man has been charged with murdering his Canadian girlfriend who was on a ‘trip of a lifetime’ to the UK.
The Guardian says a 22-year partnership between US and Australian researchers to identify James Cook’s ship the Endeavour has descended into a row.
The Independent says Russia has said it will hold diplomatic talks with anyone – even the “utterly confused”.
The Guardian says US soldiers who refuse to get a Covid-19 vaccine will be immediately discharged, the US army said on Wednesday.
The Independent says Fans are in “awe” after looking at Rihanna’s recent post on Instagram where she’s showing off her baby bump.
The Independent says The UK is set to face plunging sub-zero temperatures as snow and gales are forecast for later this week.
The Guardian says the Treasury is scrambling to complete 11th-hour plans capable of softening a national cost of living crisis.
The Metro says Furious Sadiq Khan says he’s put Metropolitan Police boss Dame Cressida Dick ‘on notice’ after sexist, ableist and homophobic messages sent by her officers were exposed.
The Guardian says the north of England risks being left with “second-best” trains for 200 years under the government’s £96bn rail plan.
The Independent says A teenager from Cardiff has been charged with offences under the Terrorism Act.
The Metro says The National Lottery’s jackpot has rolled over again, meaning a whopping £11.8million is up for grabs this Saturday.
Thursday’s front pages are dominated by rising energy prices.
Sky News says New Zealand has announced a plan to reopen its borders in stages, but PM Jacinda Ardern has said the country won’t be open to everyone.