Police chief accuses home secretary of power grab reads the headline of the front page of the Guardian.
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The Mirror delves into what it calls the “sick obsession” of the US supermarket killer with UK towns and court cases.
Boris warns EU: We’ll act if you don’t change reads the headline on the front page of the Daily Express.
Queen’s Platinum Jubilee: Top one read’s the headline of the Sun which leads with the beginning of celebrations marking the Jubilee.
The Metro says spiralling numbers of Covid cases have led to a major medical mobilisation in North Korea.
The Metro says the man behind yesterday’s ‘first egging’ of a new Margaret Thatcher statue has been named as a prominent arts centre deputy director.
The Guardian says fewer than half of people in Scotland say they support retaining the monarchy, according to a major new poll that reveals the cultural divides emerging within the union.
The Independent says a retired British geologist accused of smuggling historic items out of Iraq who is facing the death penalty has said he did not know he had broken the law.
The Independent says Sweden is set to follow Finland in applying to join Nato after the country’s ruling Social Democrats party announced on Sunday it was dropping its long-standing opposition to membership of the bloc.
The Independent saysBritish Airways has cancelled more than 120 short- and medium-haul flights to and from its main base, London Heathrow airport on Monday.
The Guardian says police leaders have accused Priti Patel of a “power grab” that would allow the home secretary to intervene in local law enforcement matters.
The Guardian says a shooting at a California church on Sunday has killed at least one person and wounded five others, in at least the second mass shooting of the weekend in the US.
The Guardian says Boris Johnson is poised to give the green light to controversial legislation on the Northern Ireland protocol this week as he flies to Belfast for crunch meetings.
The Independent says Boris Johnson has confirmed the government will this week set out plans expected to allow ministers to unilaterally scrap part of his Brexit deal.
Daily Mirror says Boris Johnson is holding crunch talks in Belfast today as he tries to restore devolved Government in Northern Ireland following issues over his Brexit deal.
Monday’s front pages.
BBC News says the government is poised to introduce legislation which would allow ministers in London to override parts of the Brexit deal on Northern Ireland.
Sky News says the home secretary is permanently lifting restrictions placed on police in the use of stop and search powers.
Euronews says Hezbollah has been dealt a blow in Lebanon’s parliamentary election with preliminary results showing losses for some of its oldest allies.
TRT World says one person has been killed and four others critically wounded in a shooting at a Southern California church, authorities said.
VOA says law enforcement officials in the Buffalo, New York, are pieceing together the background of the teenage gunman who opened fire in a grocery store.
There’s a variety of lead stories on the Sunday front pages but Liverpool’s FA Cup victory is celebrated on many front pages.
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Jordan Henderson became the first Liverpool Captain to lift 6 trophies with the armband following the Reds’ FA Cup triumph on Saturday. Liverpool and Chelsea drew 0-0 after 120 minutes at Wembley in a rematch of this season’s Carabao Cup final and once again prevailed via a penalty shootout. first Liverpool Captain to lift 6 trophies Having already won the Premier League, Champions League, Carabao Cup, UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup as…
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