The Guardian
The archbishop of Canterbury’s attack on the migration bill is The Guardian’s lead.
Daily Mirror
The Mirror says 400,000 people in the UK need specialist care for long COVID.
The Times
Thousands of hospital doctors without the same level of training as GPs will help out in surgeries under plans to cut waiting times and create more appointments, The Times says.
Daily Star
The Star says white vests have now been deemed “hip” by fashionistas.
The Sun
ITV presenting duo Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby are barely speaking off camera, according to The Sun.
Daily Mail
There’s been a Tory backlash over the Archbishop of Canterbury’s criticism of government efforts to stop illegal migration, says the Mail.
Justin Welby told the House of Lords the plan to send migrants to Rwanda for asylum processing was “morally unacceptable” and would damage the UK’s reputation.
Daily Express
The Express also leads on ministers hitting back at the Archbishop of Canterbury’s criticism of laws intended to stop small boat crossings.
The Daily Telegraph
The government says it can’t scrap all EU laws still in force in the UK by the end of the year as it had hoped, according to The Telegraph.
Metro
The Archbishop of Canterbury’s attack on government plans to send migrants to Rwanda is also the lead in the Metro.
Financial Times
The prime minister is set to stop master’s students being able to bring family members with them when they study in he UK, reports the FT.
