Metro

Metro leads on the conviction of Harry Maguire for offences including assault and bribery in Greece.

Metro leads with the government’s announcement that parents who refuse to send their children to school could be fined, despite coronavirus concerns.

Metro leads with the growing problem of illegal mass gatherings with the headline: Raving Idiots.

The Metro’s front page focuses on the prison sentence received by Hashem Abedi, the brother of the Manchester Arena bomber.

The Metro leads with the death of a boy, 16, who was found on a beach in Calais as dozens more migrants crossed the Channel.

Metro says Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has managed to cling to his job despite the A-levels chaos.

“Pupils force exams U-turn” is the Metro’s headline as it also leads on the changes to exam results.

Pupil Power is the headline on the Metro, which reports that thousands of angry students marched in London on Sunday, demanding that  the education secretary should leave his job, after the exam results chaos last week.

Most of England’s remaining lockdown restrictions will be lifted this weekend, reports Metro.

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