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A variety of stories feature in Friday’s papers. The Metro leads with a ruling by the Court of Appeal that government plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda are unlawful, saying that judges found the country would not be safe for Channel migrants because there was a “real risk” they would be passed back to their home country. The paper adds that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has vowed to appeal against the decision but that “months of legal wrangles lie ahead”.

Metro Front Page 20th of March 2026

ABBA Voyage’s creators have acquired rights to Tina Turner’s image and songs, paving the way for an avatar-led concert show. Pophouse, co-founded by Bjorn Ulvaeus, plans an immersive production modelled on the ABBA residency; timetable and venue are yet to be announced.

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Metro Front Page 19th of March 2026

MSPs rejected plans to legalise assisted dying. Campaigners vowed to keep pressing for a safeguarded choice for terminally ill adults, arguing the debate is unfinished. Opponents hailed the result as protecting vulnerable people and called for stronger palliative care.

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Metro Front Page 18th of March 2026

Rachel Reeves unveils a multibillion‑pound push to make the UK a leader in AI and quantum computing, including a nationwide rollout of supercomputers. She says it will create jobs, lift productivity and stem the brain drain, with benefits for health, energy and transport.

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Metro Front Page 17th of March 2026

World leaders rejected Donald Trump’s call for a military response to Iran, refusing to send warships. Isolated after his threats, he also criticised Starmer and warned NATO allies. The focus shifted to energy security, with most urging diplomacy and restraint over escalation.

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