The Times says Education Secretary, Gavin Williamson, was warned directly that the A-level and GCSE grading system could lead to hundreds of thousands of students being given the wrong results, but decided to push ahead anyway.
The Daily Express says EU bosses have threatened to curb British truckers’ access to European roads as the deadlock over a Brexit trade deal deepens.
The Guardian says Ofqual, the exams regulator in England, was warned at least a month ago of flaws in the computer algorithm that left thousands of A-level students devastated.
The Daily Mail leads with the death of a 16-year-old boy, whose body was found washed up on a beach near Calais in France.
The Daily Star says gusts of up to 80mph are due to batter parts of the UK as Storm Ellen sweeps in from the Atlantic.
The Daily Mirror says Hashem Abedi, the brother of the Manchester Arena bomber, who helped to plot the atrocity, did not have the courage to face his victims’ relatives during his sentencing hearing, which he refused to attend.
The Financial Times says Apple has become the first US company with a stock market value of two trillion dollars.
The Metro leads with the death of a boy, 16, who was found on a beach in Calais as dozens more migrants crossed the Channel.
