Can’t someone sort this out – that’s the Daily Mirror’s front splash which leads with “airport hell continues”.

Boris tax blitz to silence rebels – that’s the headline of the Daily Express which reports on the fallout from Monday’s vote.

The back garden is nice this time of year, Bob – that’s the headline of The Sun – which leads with transport chaos.

Many of Wednesday’s newspapers lead with the continued fallout from Monday’s confidence vote in Boris Johnson’s leadership. 

BBC News says Rail firms and a major union have both said they want to negotiate to try to avoid strikes that could cause major disruption in June.

Sky News says Boris Johnson has sought to draw a line under a bruising confidence vote by urging Cabinet ministers to focus on tax cutting and levelling up.

Euronews says bars and restaurants in Spain could be forced to offer customers free “doggy bags” as part of a new draft law aimed at reducing food waste.

France24 says a fatal police shooting in Paris has thrust the issue of violence by security forces to the heart of an increasingly close French parliamentary election battle between a new left-wing coalition and allies of centrist President Emmanuel Macron.

Arab News says Israel’s occupation and discrimination against Palestinians are the main causes of “persistent cycles of violence,” a UN report said on Tuesday.

Aljazeera says Oscar-winning actor Matthew McConaughey has appeared at the White House to call on Congress to “reach a higher ground” and pass gun control legislation.