The Times is yet another paper to lead on Brexit, pointing out that Boris Johnson’s trip to Brussels follows two days of failed talks.
The Guardian leads with Boris Johnson’s decision to head to Brussels to meet with the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, with the aim of ending ongoing delays in finalising Brexit talks.Read more here.
Boris Johnson and Ursula von der Leyen are set for a Brussels showdown over efforts to finally come to a Brexit agreement, the Daily Mail reports.
On the front of The Daily Telegraph are reports that the prime minister would not be visiting Brussels if he did not think a Brexit deal could be made, but that his meeting with the European Commission president will not be easy.
The Star reports that drinking alcohol and eating crisps can apparently help beat global warming.
The i leads with Brexit, writing that Prime Minister Boris Johnson will travel to Brussels in a bid to break the deadlock with the EU.Read more here.
Dr Hari and Ranjan Shukla will be among the first people in the UK to receive a COVID-19 jab when the rollout begins tomorrow – that’s the splash on the Metro.
The Financial Times reports that Uber has abandoned its efforts to develop its own self-driving car and has instead put a stake in an autonomous vehicle start-up backed by Amazon.