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The Daily Mirror calls the Queen’s comments a “royal climate change blast”, and says that she is annoyed that some “planet-polluting leaders” might skip the big summit next month.
The Queen’s remarks also feature prominently in the Daily Express, which says it shows her venting her frustration.
The Metro’s headline – “Come save our bacon” – is directed at hundreds of foreign abattoir workers who are set to be allowed into the UK on temporary visas.
On its front page, the Sun gives the monarch the title: “Her Majesty The Green.” The paper says the Queen “waded into the climate debate”.
The Independent online says that Amazon will recommend its customers place their orders in November.
The online Independent says Brussels is “preparing for the worst” amid signs that Boris Johnson will reject yesterday’s proposals from the EU.
The Guardian says Ryanair has been accused of barring passengers who pursued chargebacks against the airline during the pandemic from taking new flights this year – unless they return their refunds.
The Daily Express says the clockwise M25 is down to one lane between J5 and J4.
The Sun says BRITS have been urged to go ahead and book cheaper holidays with an announcement on ditching pricey PCR tests due “in the next few days”.
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?
Actress Milla Jovovich’s iconic bright copper hair from the 1997 film The Fifth Element is back!
A company backed by David Beckham, which uses compounds found in cannabis and will be used to make cannabis skin care and athletic products, plans
Insta Talk Episode 17 On this episode of Insta Talk, fashion blogger Rana Elithy is back to discuss the best modest fashion styles for the
