Nadine Dorries, a Boris Johnson ally, resigns amid Conservative Party infighting, leading senior Tories to call for unity to prevent a Labour victory in the next election, according to the Daily Express.
The Times reveals Home Office plans to tag illegal migrants like prisoners to alleviate detention centre overcrowding and diminish case backlogs.
The Daily Mirror focuses on a study associating ultra-processed foods with increased risks of stroke, heart attack, and high blood pressure.
Home Secretary Suella Braverman mandates police forces in England and Wales to probe all theft reports, states The Daily Telegraph.
The Daily Star highlights unpredictable weather, predicting a temperature of 23C on the upcoming Monday.
The NHS Rainbow Badge Scheme encourages hospitals to refrain from using gendered terms like ‘mother’ and ‘woman,’ reports the Daily Mail.
The Guardian features studies linking ultra-processed foods to cardiovascular risks.
Western firms caution that China’s economic deceleration may adversely impact global trade, as noted by the Financial Times.
A poll in the i suggests senior Tories, including five cabinet members, risk losing seats in the next General Election, with Labour leading by 15 points.
