Arab News says an international representative of ethnic Rohingya refugees was shot to death in a camp in Bangladesh by unknown gunmen.
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Aljazeera says officials in Ecuador say more than 100 inmates have been killed and 52 others injured in a riot between rival gangs inside a prison.
VOA says the Biden administration acknowledged Wednesday that it sent $5.5 million to Haiti to help support asylum-seekers deported from Del Rio, Texas.
Democratic leaders are in a battle with Republicans over funding the US government before it has to default on payments and ultimately have to shut the US government down.
The Daily Mirror carries a Labour Party exclusive quoting leader Sir Keir Starmer as promising a “school revolution”.
The Daily Mirror says Wayne Couzens took his wife and kids to the woods where he had hidden Sarah Everard’s body in a fridge.
The Daily Mirror says the first snowfall of autumn could hit some parts of the UK within days with the mercury expected to plummet
“We’ll save Christmas!” says the Daily Express – as it reports urgent plans are being drawn up by Mr Johnson to avert a festive crisis.
The Daily Express says Britney Spears, 39, is currently involved in an ongoing battle to remove the ties binding her to a legal conservatorship
The Daily Express says France has accused Britain of playing politics with fishing rules after only granting licences to 12 out of 47 applications
Katie Price overturned her car in a crash in West Sussex, the Sun says. The paper reports claims the star crashed “after an all-night drink and coke bender”.
The Sun says BRITAIN’S petrol crisis could last for another month even if drivers stop panic buying now
The Sun says ON paper, Angela Rayner looked a shoo-in to be the next Labour leader.
Sir Keir says the government is “lost in the woods” and is set to repudiate the legacy of his predecessor Jeremy Corbyn in his conference speech later, says the Guardian
The Guardian says Wayne Couzens used police equipment, including his warrant card and training about Covid rules.
The Guardian says No Time to Die, the James Bond film on which so much has been pinned, received its world premiere in London on Tuesday night
Boris Johnson has rejected pleas to give health and care workers priority access to fuel, The Independent writes
The Independent says reality TV star Katie Price has been charged with driving whilst disqualified after she was involved in a car crash
The Independent says Boris Johnson’s proposed three-month working visa for European truckers is not proving a popular prospect for some European lorry drivers.
“We’ve had our fill” declares the Metro as it reports violence at forecourts amid the fuel crisis.
The Metro says the sentence of a right-wing extremist who was told to read classic novels as he was spared jail for a terrorism offence will be reviewed
The Metro says ex-Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens pretended to arrest Sarah Everard in order to kidnap, rape and murder her
Wednesday’s front pages cover the ongoing petrol crisis, with one paper suggesting it could go on for another month.
The Daily Mirror says a former police officer who kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah Everard will return to the Old Bailey to learn if he will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
The Daily Express says Manchester United players are impressed by Cristiano Ronaldo’s decision to have special food put on the club’s menu