Daily Mail

Daily Mail reports that the NHS has spent more than £1m in ‘woke’ staff networks at a time when it desperately needs to raise funds.

Following today’s results day, more than 43,000 school-leavers are expected to scramble for university places, according to the Daily Mail.

According to the Daily Mail, anger has been rising over the “tide of violent crime on Britain’s streets” following the death of an 87-year-old grandfather.

The Daily Mail reports that cyclists may need number plates. As part of a shakeup of road laws, cyclists could be required to have registration numbers, insurance, and observe speed limits.

‘Air chaos to hit half term’, reports the Daily Mail. Among the top stories in the paper is Heathrow Airport’s announcement that its passenger cap will be extended to the end of October, a move the paper calls draconian.

As school-leavers book their university places this week, they face “double heartbreak.” According to the Daily Mail, the clearing process will be the “fiercest in years”.

A photo appears in The Daily Mail of the man who is alleged to have attacked Salman Rushdie on stage.

After the April national insurance hike, the Daily Mail asks why NHS waiting lists have not improved.

In support of police watchdog chief Andy Cooke, The Mail says burglary, robbery and theft are not “minor crimes” and officers are missing chances to catch the culprits.

The Mail reports that last year, a majority of babies were born out of wedlock in the UK for the first time on record.