UK NEWSPAPER COVERS: 10 December 2022

The Times reports that rail services will be disrupted every day for a month – not just on strike days – with limited, cancelled, or overcrowded services until 8 January.

‘Now let’s make French toast, lads’ – that’s the front of The Sun as it looks forward to the quarter-final clash between England and France in the World Cup.

Some 15,000 operations will be cancelled next week due to the nursing strike, The Daily Telegraph reports.

England’s crunch match against France in the World Cup dominates the front of the Daily Mirror.

The Daily Mail leads with a week of strikes ahead, saying unions are “holding Britain hostage”.

The leader of Britain’s nursing union says the health secretary is a “bullyboy” who is unwilling to negotiate with her because she is a woman representing a largely female workforce – that’s on the front of The Guardian.

The Daily Express leads with more criticism of Harry and Meghan’s documentary, which was launched on Netflix earlier this week.

Thirty million people – half the country’s population – are expected to watch England play France in the World Cup, according to the Daily Star.

The i reports on concerns that this winter could be the worst the NHS has ever seen and that the health service could even collapse under the pressure.

The Financial Times leads with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s warning to unions that high pay demands will hit Britain’s fight against inflation and harm the very workers they are trying to protect.