Tuesday’s front pages are dominated by the UK energy crisis as the papers claim the gas crisis has ‘spiralled’ and firms are ‘set to collapse’.
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The i says the full impact of Brexit on both businesses and consumers will not be felt until next year with shortages set to worsen.
The i says a student gunman has opened fire at a university campus in the Russian city of Perm, killing at least eight people.
The i says he has never been more crucial to his country, but for his club, Raheem Sterling remains in a state of flux.
The Guardian says training-ground visit shows thoroughness, fun and humility as ‘awesome’ Carabao Cup trip draws nears for League One club.
Daily Mirror says Mauricio Pochettino copped an angry reaction for Lionel Messi as he was hauled off on Sunday night but the decision might have been right one.
The Independent says the bright lights will shine on Saturday when Anthony Joshua returns to a British ring for the biggest fight anywhere in the world this year.
The Independent says Boris Johnson has avoided a potentially humiliating Commons showdown on cuts to universal credit
The Daily Mirror says a primary school teacher was found dead in a south London park after a suspected stranger attack.
The Guardian says Boris Johnson has refused to guarantee that he will not have to disrupt Christmas gatherings for a second year running
Triple lock scrap confirmed as tories break promise to cut pensions. PENSIONERS are to miss out on a mega-boost to their state pension payments after MPs vote through legislation last night. Conservative MPs overwhelmingly backed the Government in a vote that saw the party break its manifesto pledge. At the 2019 election, the Tories promised to maintain its commitment to the policy first introduced by David Cameron in 2010. It means for the next year…
The Independent says a harsh winter could force the UK to restrict business’ energy supplies shutting down factories in a throw-back to the three-day week of the 1970s.
The Daily Mirror says Prince Andrew has finally been served court papers over his sex accuser’s lawsuit after his US lawyers received them by FedEx delivery.
The Guardian says Justin Trudeau has won a third term as Canada’s prime minister with his Liberal party set to capture the most votes
BORIS JOHNSON’s pioneering trilateral defence deal has left both the European Union and France looking weak in comparison with the “bigger, tougher” UK and US, a former British diplomat has said. EU shamed by ‘bigger, tougher’ UK and US after Australia defence pact ‘Full marks Boris’ And Adrian Hill has hailed the agreement, whereby Australia will begin building nuclear submarines using technology supplied by the other two countries, as a masterstroke – stressing: “The EU…
Prince Harry does an impersonation of the Queen in a documentary film about his grandfather which airs this week. Prince Philip: The Family Remembers features new interviews with all of his children and adult grandchildren, including William and Harry. Prince Harry impersonates the Queen in touching Philip documentary The episode has been seen by several UK newspapers ahead of its release on BBC One on Wednesday night. A section shows Harry scanning Philip’s flight logs from…
Sky News says hundreds of people have attended a vigil in Killamarsh to remember a mother and three children who were found dead.
A schoolboy was allegedly choked by a Met Police officer during a stop-and-search in Streatham South London. Dozens of people rushed to help the 13-year-old child during the stop-and-search In the distressing footage, Benjamin’s screams for help drew the attention of people on the street who gathered around and called for his immediate release. https://twitter.com/jofish50/status/1437896045426585600?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1437896045426585600%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fmetro.co.uk%2F2021%2F09%2F20%2Fmet-police-officer-filmed-choking-boy-13-in-school-uniform-15287427%2F Met Police officer filmed ‘choking’ boy, 13, in school uniform Benjamin Olajive, 13, was on his way to McDonald’s last…
BBC News says Ben Wallace has launched an investigation into a data breach of dozens of Afghan interpreters who worked for British forces.
France24 says the US will re-open to air passengers from China, India, Britain and other European countries who have received vaccines.
Arab News says Pakistans’s foreign ministers say they are in no rush to recognise the Taliban’s government in Afghanistan.
‘KILLED FOR HER CASH’ British heiress was murdered for her cash by a debt-ridden boyfriend who claims she died in a sex game, a court in Lugano heard. A BRITISH heiress was murdered for her cash by her debt-ridden bouncer boyfriend who claims she died during sexual intercourse, a court heard yesterday. British heiress was killed for cash by debt-ridden boyfriend Millionaire horse trainer’s daughter Anna Reed, 22, was found in a hotel room after lover Marc Schatzle,…
Aljazeera says England’s cricketers will not travel for matches in Pakistan next month because of security concerns.
BRITS face yet another uncertain Christmas amid Covid related lockdown and supply chain chaos, Boris Johnson has admitted. Asked if things will be back to normal this year, the Prime Minister, who left yesterday, could only offer hope that “we certainly don’t want or expect to have to do anything like last year”. PM admits Brits are set to face another uncertain Christmas amid supply chain chaos He added that cancelling festivities “is very much not…
TRT World says Canadians have given Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party a victory in parliamentary elections.