Variety says the Emmy Awards were unable to capitalize on its historic and diverse nomination fields, with all major acting trophies going to white actors.
Author: WTX News
The Guardian writes that Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng will hold an emergency meeting with gas industry chiefs on Monday morning.
The Sun says EASTENDERS’ Maisie Smith was barely recognisable after undergoing an edgy makeover for a TikTok challenge.
The i says a scientist advising the Government has accused ministers of “abandoning” the Covid testing system for international travel
The Metro says a volcano erupted on the Spanish island of La Palma on Sunday, forcing 1,000 people living nearby to abandon their homes
The Guardian says after nearly five weeks in lockdown Auckland will move out of the highest setting, New Zealand’s prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, has said.
The i says folic acid will be added to nearly all flour sold in the UK in an attempt to reduce the number of serious spinal conditions suffered by new-born babies.
The Guardian says Boris Johnson has said he fears there is only a 60% chance that the $100bn in climate finance viewed as key to securing an ambitious outcome to the Cop26 summit
The Metro says Adele appears to have confirmed her romance with sports agent Rich Paul after sharing their first photo together on social media.
The Sun says TWO cops ignored call-outs to a hospital and a burglary — to have sex in their police car while on duty.
The i says imagine if all you had by which to judge the genius of Leo Messi was a tiny sample of grainy, black and white videos
The Sun says TENNIS superstar Emma Raducanu had a beaming smile on her face outside her family home in Bromley on Sunday.
The Metro says environmental protesters from the Insulate Britain group have blocked the M25 for the fourth time in recent days.
The Guardian says the 73rd Emmy awards mostly stuck to the predicted script on Sunday, celebrating favourites Ted Lasso, The Queen’s Gambit, and The Crown
Monday’s front pages cover the looming energy crisis, as gas prices soar and fears grow. A number of the papers cover the deaths of football legend Jimmy Greaves and actor John Challis.
The Financial Times reports that the UK’s largest energy suppliers are requesting a multibillion-pound emergency support package from the government.
The Daily Mirror pays tribute to “one of England’s greatest strikers”, Jimmy Greaves, who died on Sunday aged 81.
Metro writes that a Cabinet minister has insisted there is no need to panic as an energy crisis sends gas and electricity bills soaring.
The i reports that leading energy firms are pushing for the price cap on bills to be scrapped or increased if they are forced to take on households that have been stranded without a supplier.
BBC News says the government is considering offering emergency state-backed loans to energy companies as firms battle to stay afloat.
France24 says Australian PM Scott Morrison rejected France’s accusations Canberra lied over cancelled submarine deal.
Arab News says a volcano erupted on the Spanish Canary Island of La Palma sending lava shooting into the air.
Aljazeera says Israeli forces have detained dozens of Palestinians in recent days in a campaign of mass arrests.
TRT World says “The Crown” and “The Queen’s Gambit” combined with “Ted Lasso” have won top series honours at the Emmy Awards.
VOA says Philippine boxing icon and senator Manny Pacquiao says he will run for president in the 2022 elections.