Former Manchester United star Ryan Giggs is on trial for using controlling and coercive behavior against an ex-girlfriend, as well as assaulting her and her younger sister, according to the Mirror.
Britain’s tinderbox-dry conditions dominate the Telegraph front page with a stark red-and-amber map showing the full risk of wildfires.
In support of police watchdog chief Andy Cooke, The Mail says burglary, robbery and theft are not “minor crimes” and officers are missing chances to catch the culprits.
In The Times, the front page depicts a dusty Long Walk at Windsor, but the main story is about the police watchdog’s report into burglary prevention.
In response to rising energy prices, former PM Gordon Brown has spoken out. According to Mr Brown, companies that cannot lower their bills should be temporarily taken over by the public.
The Express reports that a shortage of some medicines is putting patients’ lives at risk.
Winter bill price hikes may force energy companies to look for eco-alternative supplies – or face windfall taxes.
Consumer expert Martin Lewis claims the government is drifting zombie-like through the cost of living crisis, according to The Star.
According to Metro, the cost of living crisis deserves the same urgency as a pandemic.
Inflation may be easing according to the Financial Times, bringing hope to American households after rocketing price increases.