The Times
Suella Braverman said the pace of immigration poses an “existential threat” to the West’s way of life during one of the most hardline speeches on the subject by a British home secretary, The Times reports.
The Sun
A British Airways pilot “snorted cocaine off a woman’s breasts before trying to fly a packed jet to the UK”, The Sun reports.
Daily Express
Massive salaries given to executives running the “ballooning £100bn HS2 railway project” have been blasted as “shameful”, the Daily Express says.
The Daily Telegraph
The harm caused to children by lockdown was preventable, leading charities and experts will tell the government, according to The Daily Telegraph.
Daily Mirror
Home Secretary Suella Braverman “sank to new depths with a vile attack on asylum seekers in a bid to mask her own dismal failings”, the Daily Mirror reports.
Daily Mail
Labour has faced a backlash over plans to put VAT on school fees if it wins power, the Daily Mail writes.
Daily Star
The Daily Star says it has helped prevent World War Three by buying a one-acre lunar plot to “act as a buffer zone between US and Chinese enemies racing to conquer the moon”.
i
Private schools have threatened to cut ties with state schools if Labour wins the next election and ends their VAT exemption, the i reports.
Metro
The home secretary has savaged “outdated” UN rules on refugees – claiming the threshold for claiming the status is too low, the Metro writes.
Financial Times
The US Federal Trade Commission and 17 states have sued Amazon, alleging the online retailer “illegally uses monopoly power to overcharge consumers, hobble competitors and exploit sellers on its marketplace”, the Financial Times says.
