The Sun says SABINA Nessa’s family yesterday visited the scene where the primary school teacher was murdered.
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The Daily Express says Edwin Atema demanded Europe reject Britain’s calls for help to overcome the crisis.
The Daily Mirror says Jeremy Corbyn has said Angela Rayner does not need to apologise for branding the Tories “scum” as she was “saying what needs to be said”.
The Independent leads on petrol stations running out of petrol as people continue to panic buy.
The Guardian says that hundreds of soldiers could be called upon following panic buying across the country.
“You’re just so fuelish” is Metro’s headline. After days of disruption to supply chains, queues at petrol stations and some forecourts closing.
The Metro says Riverdale star KJ Apa has welcomed his first child with partner Clara Berry.
The Guardian says Emma Raducanu is already proving a master of changing the narrative.
The Independent says climate activists have defied jail threats to disrupt traffic on a section of the M25 in another day of action.
The Independent says Jennifer Aniston has said that the Friends cast experienced “hard truths, loss and miscarriages” in the wake of the show.
The Guardian says Labour and the Conservatives have clashed on the issue of trans rights
The Metro says a legal document which Prince Andrew’s team think could sink the sexual assault case he’s facing is set to be handed over.
The Metro says Gabby Petito’s devastated father told crowds to learn from his ‘inspiring’ daughter and leave bad relationships.
The Guardian says one of the less dignified spats in US politics has rumbled onwards as the Wyoming Republican Liz Cheney responded to a bizarre insult from Donald Trump.
The Independent says an emotional Rory McIlroy was reduced to tears as the United States regained the Ryder Cup.
The Guardian says hundreds of soldiers could be scrambled to deliver fuel to petrol stations running dry across the country due to panic buying.
The Metro says between 50% and 90% of independent forecourts are ‘out of fuel’ as frenzied panic buying reaches new lows across the UK.
The Independent says the government is issuing emergency visas to foreign lorry drivers to deal with supply-chain issues – but they will run out on Christmas Eve.
The Guardian says people looking for work can now apply for six months of free broadband to help them search for jobs.
The Independent says a magnitude 6.5 earthquake has struck the Greek island of Crete. The quake had a depth of 1.24 miles, the EMSC said.
The Metro says a 36-year-old man was arrested in the early hours of Sunday morning on suspicion of murdering teacher Sabina Nessa.
BBC News says the government is to suspend competition law to allow oil firms to target fuel deliveries at petrol stations following recent panic buying.
France24 says nearly two-thirds of Swiss voters backed the introduction of same-sex marriage in a referendum held Sunday.
Arab News says up to 50 Houthis died in fierce fighting in Yemen on Sunday as the Iran-backed militia opened new fronts.
Aljazeera says Italian Foreign Affairs Minister Luigi Di Maio has said the Taliban government in Afghanistan could not be recognised.