The Daily Mirror says Drivers on five London Tube lines have gone on strike on Friday – causing widespread problems.
Author: WTX News
Coverage of the English Channel migrant situation continues to dominate the front pages.
A man has been charged with murder in relation to the disappearance of Plymouth 18-year-old Bobbi-Anne McLeod.
BBC News says Travellers arriving in England from several southern African countries will have to quarantine amid warnings over a new coronavirus variant.
France24 says Britain and France were looking at new measures to limit migration across the Channel and break people-smuggling networks.
The Metro says One of the men arrested in the aftermath of the disappearance of Bobbi-Anne McLeod has been released without charge.
France24 says Morocco has decided to suspend flights to and from France, where daily coronavirus infections are rising, the foreign ministry said on Thursday.
The Guardian says Solomon Islands PM Manasseh Sogavare has blamed foreign interference over his government’s decision to switch alliances from Taiwan to Beijing for anti-government protests.
The Independent says a TV crew reporting on smash-and-grab raids in California were attacked by robbers who shot their security guard.
BBC Sport says Former Australia Test captain Tim Paine is set to miss the Ashes series against England after announcing he will take an immediate break from cricket.
The Sun calls the crisis “shameful”, writing that French police “idly” watched on as the rafts embarked for the UK.
The Mirror describes the migrant deaths as “a human tragedy”.
The prime minister said that “smugglers are getting away with murder”, which is the splash on the front page of the Daily Express.
The Independent leads on the migrant deaths in the Channel, where children were among those who died.
Questions are being asked of French police patrol, after migrants drowned making the journey to the UK on a dinghy, according to the Metro.
The Guardian reports on the deadliest day in the Channel. The headline reads: ‘Tragedy at sea claims 31 lives’.
The Guardian says Relief, emotion and a sense of hope came flooding out in Brunswick, on social media, from the White House and across the US.
The Independent says Gabby Petito’s fiance, Brian Laundrie, shot himself in the head, autopsy results show.
The Metro says Donald Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Green tries to award Kyle Rittenhouse congressional gold medal
The Daily Mirror says There’s talk of snow and Tesco has released the Turkey and Trimmings sandwich. It can only mean one thing.
The Sun says MR Motivator has announced that his granddaughter Hadassah, 12, has died after a five-day battle against meningitis.
The Daily Express says It comes after Ireland disclosed that it was not protecting the subsea cables due to a gap in its defence policy.
The Guardian says HM Revenue and Customs has struck a deal to relocate tax officials into a new office complex in Newcastle.
The Independent says Police have been given more time to question a 24-year-old man on suspicion of the murder of Bobbi-Anne McLeod as a second suspect has been released.
The Metro says Kanye West is determined to get back together with his estranged wife Kim Kardashian after admitting he ‘made mistakes’ in their marriage.