The Independent says a 26-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after allegedly driving his car into a knife attacker who had stabbed a woman in the street.
Most of Tuesday’s front pages feature the same picture of Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The PM is seen holding his birthday cake during a visit to a school in Hertfordshire on 19 June 2020. The picture was taken hours ahead of another gathering at No 10 to celebrate the PM’s birthday, which featured another cake.
Claims that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s wife threw him a surprise birthday in lockdown also make the front page of the Daily Mirror.
No 10 has admitted Boris Johnson had an indoor birthday celebration at the height of the first lockdown, according to The Sun.
Boris Johnson has warned Russia’s President Vladimir Putin that invading Ukraine will lead to a “painful, violent and bloody” war, reports the Daily Express.
An imam appointed by the government to draw up a definition of Islamophobia has said he received no “meaningful engagement” from ministers, reports The Independent.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing renewed anger from MPs and bereaved families after it emerged that Carrie Johnson had thrown him a surprise birthday party during lockdown, writes The Guardian.
Metro also leads with the story that NATO has ordered warplanes and battleships to eastern Europe.
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Metro leads with the story that NATO has ordered warplanes and battleships to eastern Europe amid rising fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The Independent – No 10 officials ‘hold back information’ from inquiry
The Sun – Katie Price facing 5 years
Daily Express – Boris accepts ‘need for change at No 10’
Daily Mirror – Scandal of cold Britain: The energy crisis victims
The Guardian – PM pulled into row over Tory party islamophobia
Sue Gray is the UK’s most talked-about woman right now, but who is she?
Sue Gray is a senior cabinet office employee who works for the government and has been tasked with investigating allegations of parties held at Downing Street whilst the UK was in lockdown due to Covid-19.
MPs and the public have been calling for the PM’s resignation since the parties – some of which he attended and was aware of – came to light. The PM has apologised for the parties but urged MPs to wait for the Sue Gray inquiry into the alleged law-breaking parties, which is expected to be published later this week.
The parties were held at a time when parties were banned and you couldn’t see your friends or families and loved ones were dying alone in hospitals.
The papers describe Sue Gray in different ways – some highlighting her former job as a pub landlord, whilst others focus on her reported character. The Guardian is amongst the papers that highlight fears the report will not be published in full and others question how fair the report will be.
The Guardian says Only the “findings” of Sue Gray’s report into alleged lockdown-breaking parties at Downing Street will be published, Nadhim Zahawi has said.
FT says when the journalist Julian Glover began working as a speechwriter for then prime minister David Cameron in 2011, he was summoned to a room at the top of the Cabinet Office at 70 Whitehall.
Politico says She’s been a pub landlord and a civil service bouncer — now Westminster is wondering if Sue Gray really has what it takes to call time on Boris Johnson.
Huffpost says Emily Thornberry told BBC Question Time’s audience that Sue Gray’s report into Partygate is not necessary on Thursday night in a brutal rant about Boris Johnson.
In an official post, a representative said: “We are devastated to announce the passing of Mr Manfred Thierry Mugler on Sunday, January 23rd 2022.”
Despite no specific threats, the UK has started withdrawing its staff from its embassy in Ukraine, as fears of a Russian invasion grow amid rising tension.
Hillary Clinton could face Donald Trump in a 2024 presidential race – as President Joe Biden and Kamala Harris fail to make a significant impact.
Australian Open 2022: Emma Raducanu, Andy Murray knocked out. Emma Raducanu has been knocked out of the Australian Open in the second round after losing to Danka Kovinic.
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From the Financial Times today – The Prime Minister Boris Johnson insists there will be no return to the ‘old’ model of ‘uncontrolled migration’ and
The Independent says Energy bills are set to jump by one third for millions of households this spring after the price of natural gas soared to a new record level on Wednesday.
UK house prices booming: UK house prices jumped 7.4% this year more than it did a year ago with monthly prices rising at the highest rate for over a decade.
The Metro says job vacancies in the UK have hit a record high as worker numbers soar to slightly above pre-pandemic levels.
European banks storing €20bn a year in tax havens – Barclays and HSBC among banks booking money equivalent to 14% of annual profits in offshore
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As Manchester City travel to Paris for what is, on paper, their toughest Champions League group fixture, it would be easy to feel a little underwhelmed by opponents who are still struggling to adjust to the presence of their new No 30 shirt, also known as the greatest club footballer of all time.
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The Guardian says Watford hope to finalise a deal on Tuesday for Roy Hodgson to come out of retirement and replace Claudio Ranieri as their manager.
