The Guardian leads with tory rebels who want to overturn the government’s cut to foreign aid, the paper predicts it will be an embarrassing week for the PM ahead of the G7 summit.
Boris Johnson facing humiliation over foreign aid cuts before G7 summit
The Guardian reports the latest on the rebel Conservative MPs who want to overturn the government’s cuts to foreign aid. The paper says Boris Johnson has “set himself on collision course” with many of his MPs after No 10 suggested it would defy an order by the Commons Speaker to give MPs a vote on the issue.
Senior figures including Theresa May are expected to condemn the cuts in a debate later, the Guardian suggests it will be embarrassing for Boris Johnson ahead of the G7 summit this week.
The front page features a picture of cricketer Ollie Robison as MPs criticise the decision to suspend him following offensive tweets from ten years ago.
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Keira Knightley says every woman she knows has been harassed
The Guardian says Keira Knightley has spoken about how sexual harassment is such a big problem she “literally” does not know any woman who has not been subjected to it, including herself.
UK electoral officials announce biggest shake-up of boundaries in decades
The Guardian says electoral officials have announced plans for the biggest shake-up of parliamentary constituencies in England in decades, one that critics immediately warned would break up many recognisable communities because of an overly strict set of rules.
‘Serious concerns’: UK education row as Israel-Palestine textbooks pulled
The Guardian says the government has warned schools to ensure a balanced presentation of opposing views on the conflict between Israel and Palestine, which claimed more than 250 lives last month and sparked a wave of classroom protests in the UK.
Ratko Mladić to hear final ruling on genocide conviction
The Guardian says the former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladić, nicknamed the “butcher of Bosnia”, is facing a final day in court where he will hear judgment on his appeal against his conviction for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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