Tuesday’s front pages report heavily on the imminent announcement of plans for paying for social care.
Author: WTX News Editor
The i says Emma Raducanu looked entirely at home as she beat Shelby Rogers 6-2 6-1 in the fourth round of the US Open and reach the quarter-finals of a grand slam for the very first time.
The Guardian says “good times never seemed so good,” chanted Europe’s delirious players. You bet they didn’t. Just a second Solheim Cup win for those in blue and yellow on United States soil
The Metro says Manchester United fans may be disappointed on Saturday with Cristiano Ronaldo left on the substitutes’ bench
The Guardian says Jennifer Aniston is to launch her own beauty brand, LolaVie, on Wednesday. But can she make it in the ever more crowded celebrity beauty space?
The i says in Pablo Larrain’s films about feminine image, power, and persona, he explores the masks women in the public eye must wear and the ways in which they navigate under the weight of expectation.
The Metro says stars of The Wire were among those paying tribute to co-star Michael K Williams after his death aged 54.
The Metro says the country could face a ‘firebreak’ lockdown in October if hospitalisation numbers continue to spike, a senior Government scientist has reportedly warned.
The i says a £5.4 billion package of emergency cash has been released to help the NHS cope with the Covid-19 pandemic and tackle the mounting backlog.
The Guardian says teachers are reporting a rise in extremist views and conspiracy theories among pupils
The Guardian says Boris Johnson will tell mutinous MPs that the healthcare system is in crisis and they “cannot expect it to recover alone” as he faces a growing red wall rebellion over tax rises.
The i says a 35-year-old widow whose life was “turned upside down once again” by Covid-19 will have to choose between food or putting on the heating once the Universal Credit uplift ends
The Metro says Marcus Rashford has said child food poverty is getting ‘devastatingly’ worse in the UK
The Metro splashes on the “landmark” case of an estate agent who has been awarded a £180,000 payout by a tribunal.
The i newspaper says there are plans for an October “firebreak”, which would see an extended half-term holiday and rules on masks.
Mr Johnson will tell mutinous MPs they cannot expect the health system to “recover alone”, the Guardian says.
Arab News says happiness reigned in public squares in the Gaza Strip, which saw the distribution of sweets and rejoicing.
BBC News says Boris Johnson will vow to end “catastrophic costs” for social care users in England, when he sets out long-awaited reform proposals later.
Sky News says full post-Brexit checks on goods moving from Great Britain to Northern Ireland will still not be applied as a truce holds between the UK and EU.
France24 says Supporters of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro tore down a police blockade Monday night in downtown Brasilia.
Aljazeera says the United States Justice Department has promised to protect women seeking abortions in Texas.
The Guardian says the actor Michael K Williams, best known for his role as Omar Little in The Wire, has died at the age of 54.
Daily Mail says “fiver a week to fix care crisis”, the paper says that is how much extra the typical worker will need to pay under the “manifesto-busting” rise.
The Daily Mirror reports that every school could be required by law to have defibrillators after a campaign from a grieving father, Mark King.
The Daily Express says the prime minister is “sticking to his guns” as it says he has come out fighting and vowed to not “duck” tough tax decisions.