Daily Mirror

The Daily Mirror says that BP and Shell are profiting from the energy crisis to the tune of £900 a second.

The Daily Mirror leads with what it says is the fear of top royals that Prince Andrew could damage the monarchy with his civil sex trial tactics.

The Duke of York has
demanded a jury hearing for
his trial over sex assault allegations brought by accuser Virginia Giuffre, according to the Daily Mirror. The prince denies all the claims against him.

Sue Gray has pics of Johnson with wine bottles at No 10 parties as police launch criminal probe, reads the front page of the Daily Mirror. 

Claims that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s wife threw him a surprise birthday in lockdown also make the front page of the Daily Mirror. 

The Daily Mirror leads with a report on the UK’s energy crisis, in which they have spoken to a grandmother whose house is too cold for her grandchildren to visit. 

The Daily Mirror has marked the “end of a rock legend” after Bat Out Of Hell singer Meat Loaf died of coronavirus.

The Daily Mirror reports the MP who defected to Labour said he was told a new school would be scrapped if he voted for free school meals.

Tory MP David Davis urging the prime minister to “in the name of God, go” features on the front of the Daily Mirror, which says Boris Johnson is “hanging by a thread”.

The Daily Mirror focuses on the “pork pie plot” to oust Boris Johnson, which got its name because the MP for Melton Mowbray (home of the pork pie) is alleged to have been involved.