The Guardian says rank-and-file police officers have overwhelmingly supported a vote of no confidence in the home secretary, Priti Patel, the first such move in more than a decade.

The i says laughable it may be, but in the House of Commons, no MP may call any other MP a liar

The Times says Italy has followed France to impose compulsory vaccination as a condition for access to public spaces and events

The UN special coordinator for Lebanon praised the role of the Lebanese Army and called for continued support to “this key institution.”

The i says Muslims around the world are commemorating Eid al-Adha, one of the holiest occasions in the Islamic calendar.

The Times says six women have been expelled from a municipal swimming pool in Grenoble and fined for wearing “burkini” full-body bathing suits in a protest against anti-Muslim discrimination.

The Guardian says thousands of people remain trapped in areas of central China as floods continue to batter the region after record-breaking rainfall

The i says the UK Government has slashed the aid it sends to Afghanistan by more than three quarters at the same time as winding down the 20-year military mission to the country

The founder of British software giant Autonomy can be extradited to face criminal charges in America, a judge ruled yesterday.

The Times says the Taliban have massed on the outskirts of Kandahar in preparation for an all-out assault to recapture a city that was once the movement’s capital and spiritual home.