The Independent says the select committee investigating the assault on the US Capitol on 6 January 2021 will reconvene today for another hearing.
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The Independent says Manchester City have confirmed the signing of Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund on a five-year deal.
The Independent says Around 10,000 travellers booked with easyJet have had their flights cancelled on Monday.
The Guardian says The UK economy unexpectedly shrank in April as soaring energy costs and supply chain disruption dragged down manufacturing amid the cost of living crisis, while the winding-down of the NHS test-and-trace service dragged on growth.
The Guardian says Personal items belonging to the British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira have been found in an area of flooded forest near the Amazonian river on which they were last seen.
The Guardian says a man has been charged with the murder of a 15-year-old boy and the attempted murder of the teenager’s mother.
The Guardian says concerns are mounting that children wrongly assessed as adults by the Home Office could end up being offshored to Rwanda.
The Independent says the Government’s immigration policy of sending some asylum seekers to Rwanda is set to face two challenges in the courts on Monday.
The Metro says A Government minister has insisted that a first deportation flight taking refugees to Rwanda will go ahead next week, despite last-ditch attempts to stop it.
The Sun says PRINCE Charles and Boris Johnson are likely to meet in Rwanda after the migrants row.
Daily Mirror says A divisive Home Office flight to Rwanda tomorrow now faces taking barely 10 asylum seekers – if it takes off at all, it is understood.
Daily Express says NICK Ferrari slammed Boris Johnson and Priti Patel over their failed attempt to deport illegal migrants as appeals are blocking deportations.
“Tory rift over Johnson’s plan to override protocol” – that’s on the front splash of The Independent.
“Death of our hero” – that’s the front splash for the Metro which reports on the Brit killed on the Ukraine front line.
“Overriding Northern Irish deal will damage UK investment, warns CBI” – that’s on the front page of The Guardian.
“One million kids to go hungry” according to the headline on the front page of the Daily Mirror which reports on the free school meals scandal.
“Nothing off table to crush strike action” – that’s the headline of the Daily Express which leads with comments from Grant Shapps.
“Charles blocks Andy return” – that’s on the front page of the Sun which reports on Prince Andrew’s attempts to return to public life.
Monday’s front pages report on a variety of stories including the controversial Rwanda plan.
BBC News says The Court of Appeal is set to decide later whether to allow the first Home Office flight to depart to Rwanda with asylum seekers.
Sky News says divers searching for a missing British journalist and his colleague have found a backpack, laptop and other personal items that belonged to the pair in a remote part of the Amazon.
France24 says an early heat wave is expected to hit France this week, the state forecaster Meteo France said on Sunday, with temperatures reaching up to 38 Celsius (100 Fahrenheit) in the south.
Arab News says Iran is “dangerously close” to completing its nuclear weapons program, and will be able to produce an atomic bomb unless the West gets tough on Tehran, Israel’s PM warned.
TRT World says authorities in India’s Uttar Pradesh state have demolished homes of several Muslim families allegedly for role in massive protests last week triggered by derogatory remarks.
Aljazeera says A bipartisan group of United States senators, including enough Republicans to overcome the chamber’s “filibuster” rule, has announced an agreement on a framework for potential gun safety legislation.