The Daily Express says BORDER Force guards are responding to an “ongoing incident” off the Essex coast near Harwich, the Home Office has confirmed.
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Daily Mirror says UEFA have announced their latest five-year club rankings – known as their coefficients – with England’s so-called “Big Six” making the top 20.
The Daily Mirror says Border Force officers are dealing with a serious incident in the sea off the Essex coast this morning.
The Guardian says Rishi Sunak will end the public sector pay freeze for millions of workers and increase the national minimum wage in the budget on Wednesday.
Brian Laundrie – update: Police admit surveillance mistakes and say ‘sighting’ of fugitive was his mother
The Metro says a former private schoolboy has been accused of staging his own kidnap and torture to claim thousands of pounds in ransom money from his dad.
The Sun says TENNIS sensation Emma Raducanu is having an ace time after winning The US Open — and the ball’s in her court when it comes to love. The 18-year-old tops Tatler’s annual list of the most eligible people in Britain.
The Daily Express says A BRITISH man has been found dead bear a park in the Costa Blanca after disappearing just over a week earlier.
The Guardian says Joanna Lumley has suggested that a system of rationing similar to that seen during wartime, under which people would have a limited number of points to spend on holidays or lavish consumer goods, could eventually help to tackle the climate crisis.
Facebook whistleblower says riots and genocides are the ‘opening chapters’ if action isn’t taken
The Metro says Boris Johnson has told children worried about the climate emergency to ‘feed humans to animals’ in a series of bizarre jokes.
Alec Baldwin – Rookie armorer is ‘lawyering up’ after Halyna Hutchins shooting as worried friends say she’s ‘gone dark’
Leaked email shows Novak Djokovic can play Australian Open despite vaccine stance
London protest chaos as ‘Animal Rebellion’ vegans scale Home Office – police at scene
Tuesday’s front pages report The Crown is set to dramatise Princess Diana’s interview with Martin Bashir despite a plea from her son Prince William. Several front pages highlight the chancellor’s decision to end the public sector pay freeze.
France24 says protesters were defiant on the streets of Sudan early Tuesday to denounce a military coup, as international condemnation ramped up.
Arab News says the Iran-backed Houthis have raided homes in Abedia district, south of Marib district, abducting dozens of civilians.
Aljazeera says Australia will commit to a target of net zero carbon emissions by 2050 but will not improve its goal for 2030 at COP26.
BBC News says US comedian Dave Chappelle, whose latest Netflix special sparked a transgender backlash, has hit back at those he says want to “cancel” him.
The Guardian says the Metropolitan police failed the family of two black sisters who went missing and were later found murdered.
Sky News says Prince Andrew must be questioned under oath by Virginia Giuffre’s lawyers in her civil sexual assault case by mid-July next year.
‘HOLD THE LINE’ – Thousands of NYPD, FDNY & other city workers march across Brooklyn Bridge in New York. Protesting against the city’s vaccine mandate, issued by NY Mayor Blasio. Thousands of officers from the New York police departments & the Fire department of New York have taken to the streets long march in New York. Over protests against the city’s policies over the covid vaccine mandate. https://twitter.com/TheInsiderPaper/status/1452669097242726405 NYPD and FDNY are United The NYPD’s…
Breaking News just in: US mall shooting leaves two dead, four hurt. Two people were killed Monday and four others were injured, including a police officer when a gunman opened fire in a shopping mall in the US state of Idaho. Police in Boise, the capital city of Idaho, were called to the mall with reports “that at least one person was shot and down,” the city’s police chief Ryan Lee told reporters. They exchanged…
The Metro reports the chancellor has rejected Marcus Rashford’s call to raise the income threshold on free school meals.
The Independent says seats held by seven cabinet ministers are in line to receive tens of millions of pounds of development cash.