Rishi Sunak’s assurance that the Met Police chief will be held accountable for any unrest during the pro-Palestinian march on Armistice Day is the focus of today’s Daily Express.
The Daily Telegraph reports a landmark legal case branding the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine as “defective” and alleging overstatements of its efficacy.
The Daily Mirror reports on the tragic death of Alfie Lewis and the subsequent calls for action on knife crime.
The Daily Mail reports on the Prime Minister’s warning to the Met Police chief about potential disruptions to Remembrance events by pro-Palestine marches.
The Times reports on Suella Braverman’s criticism of the Met Police for allegedly showing bias towards protesters.
The Daily Star reports a size 23 footprint discovery in Welsh woodland, sparking sasquatch speculation.
The Guardian reports on Keir Starmer’s struggle to maintain control within the Labour party amid the Gaza conflict.
The i reports on the rising internal Conservative party criticism of Home Secretary Suella Braverman’s remarks on the upcoming pro-Palestine march in London.
The Independent investigates allegations of 2,000 learning-disabled patients being held in secure hospital units for years.
The Metro paper details the upcoming pro-Palestine march in London, which is set to proceed despite a clash between Rishi Sunak and the Met Police chief.
The Financial Times reveals that SoftBank had to send $1.5bn to Goldman Sachs and other lenders just before WeWork’s bankruptcy filing.