Guardian

Care workers with low wages are calling in sick because they cannot afford the fuel to get to work, reports the Guardian.

Boris Johnson’s attempt to “reset his troubled premiership” has been hit by two blows, according to The Guardian: a spike in petrol prices and a warning that the UK economy will slow to a halt.

Conservative rebels are preparing a “vote strike” to paralyse the government and capitalise on Boris Johnson’s no-confidence vote, reports The Guardian.

The Guardian reports that Boris Johnson is “clinging to his premiership” after 148 of his own MPs voted to remove him from Downing Street in a vote that exposed potentially terminal rifts in his party.

The Guardian reports that the prime minister’s allies have conceded a vote of no confidence is close, and they will now focus on winning it.

The Guardian covers the jubilee celebrations.

According to The Guardian, the dismissal of women’s debilitating health problems as benign has contributed to gynecology waiting lists soaring by 60%.

The Guardian reports that Boris Johnson has been criticized for his plans to overhaul the way the ministerial code is policed. A proposed change would allow ministers to avoid resigning for minor violations of the code.

As doctors’ leaders warn of a perfect storm of rising demand and staff shortages, The Guardian has obtained figures showing that criminal acts of violence at GP surgeries across the UK have almost doubled in five years.