2021-07-02
Times Front Page 2nd of July 2021
Ministers have drawn up radical plans to reduce carbon emissions that would increase gas bills and the cost of running a car by hundreds of pounds a year, reports The Times.
2021-07-02
Daily Mirror Front Page 2nd of July 2021
On the front of the Daily Mirror, the brothers are pictured gazing at the monument of Princess Diana as they put aside their apparent differences to pay tribute to her.
2021-07-02
Daily Mail Front Page 2nd of July 2021
Princes William and Harry united for the unveiling of a statue of their mother in the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace but there was no heart to heart, reports the Daily Mail.
2021-07-02
Guardian Front Page 2nd of July 2021
Climate scientists have warned nowhere is safe from the kind of extreme heat events that have hit the western US and Canada, and have urged governments to dramatically increase their efforts to tackle the escalating climate emergency, says The Guardian.
2021-07-02
Daily Star Front Page 2nd of July 2021
The Daily Star claims French military jets have been involved in dogfights with aliens.
2021-07-02
Daily Express Front Page 2nd of July 2021
Boris Johnson has admitted that Britons may have to live with some restrictions after ‘Freedom Day’ on 19 July, reports the Daily Express.
2021-07-02
Independent Front Page 2nd of July 2021
The NHS care watchdog is considering a criminal prosecution against Nottingham University Hospitals Trust over its alleged failure to provide safe care to mothers and babies, according to The Independent.
2021-07-02
Daily Telegraph Front Page 2nd of July 2021
The prime minister has called for parents to be patient over the ending of bubbles as his own MPs and senior Downing Street officials said the situation in schools was worsening by the day, reports The Daily Telegraph.
2021-07-02
Financial Times Front Page 2nd of July 2021
The world’s leading economies have signed up to a plan to force multinational companies to pay a global minimum corporate tax rate of at least 15% following intense negotiations in Paris, claims the Financial Times.