Boris Johnson has said vandals should not be allowed to “change our history”, the Daily Mail reports, after four activists were cleared of criminal damage in connection with the toppling of the Edward Colston statue in Bristol.
Prince Andrew is trying to force the sale of a Swiss chalet to cover legal bills, according to the Daily Mirror.
The Daily Express says over-65s could see their fuel bills rise by £340 a year, according to new analysis.
More than a million people could be dragged into the higher rate tax band by 2026, The Daily Telegraph reports, with economists predicting the country faces the biggest cost of living crisis for a generation.
Metro focuses on Novak Djokovic’s situation in Melbourne. The paper says the tennis star is being kept with asylum seekers in conditions “said to be even worse than TV Aussie jail drama Prisoner Cell Block H”.
Speaking on the first anniversary of the assault on the Capitol building, President Biden vowed to defend the US from a “dagger at the throat of democracy”, the Financial Times reports.
