Daily Mirror

Lib Dem Wendy Chamberlain has called Lee Anderson’s comments “disgraceful” after he said families use food banks because they can’t cook.

According to the Daily Mirror, Coleen Rooney was accused of making a “chilling and menacing” phone call by her rival Rebekah Vardy in her libel trial.

Keir Starmer has vowed to quit if fined over beergate, contrary to Boris Johnson’s refusal to go after law-breaking, according to the Daily Mirror. Labour leader insists he did not break any rules, but says: “I will do the right thing and step down.”

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis tells The Mirror he is concerned that direct debits for energy have at least doubled for one in four Britons.

During the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, Prince Andrew, Prince Harry, and Duchess of Sussex are not expected to be invited on to the royal balcony.

As the Daily Mirror asks, why is the government refusing to help Britons facing higher interest rates, rising energy bills, and unemployment?

The Daily Mirror reports that George Eustice’s comments have been called “patronizing” by campaigners.

As BP rakes in £5 billion in profit, demands for a windfall tax on energy giants have grown.

The Daily Mirror reports that a court has rejected the parole hopes of the man accused of killing Madeleine McCann.

Store bosses are warning that chicken could soon cost as much as beef for the first time in 70 years.