The Guardian leads with the same story, writing senior lawyers have accused the attorney general for England and Wales of politically driven meddling after she announced she could refer the acquittal of the Colston Four to the court of appeal.
The government’s scientific advisers have said fourth COVID jabs are not currently needed, reports The Daily Telegraph.
The head of the armed forces has warned Russia that any attempt by Moscow to sever crucial underwater communication cables would be considered an act of war, writes The Times.
Travel firms are seeing a “huge spike” in holiday bookings after restrictions were relaxed for the fully vaccinated, reports the Daily Mirror.
TV presenter Eamonn Holmes hopes to cure his back pain with a magical stick, according to the Daily Star.
Careful families
have built up a
giant savings pot
worth £1.7 trillion
in the pandemic, writes the Daily Express.
The government has been accused of trying to “subvert” the justice system after the attorney general announced she may refer the Colston case to the Court of Appeal, according to The Independent.
A record number of NHS staff left the health service in 2021 with work-life balance a major concern, reports i weekend.
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