Metro

Metro reports that Tesco’s CEO is urging the government to make abuse and violence against shop workers a specific criminal offence after a surge in attacks.

The Metro reports that a British volunteer fighter, killed in Ukraine, joined the conflict to counter Russian imperialism.

Metro reports on Rishi Sunak’s announcement of new laws requiring criminals to face their victims’ families during sentencing.

The Metro suggests that the air traffic control failure, which disrupted around 300,000 people globally, could cost Britain up to £80m.

Metro reveals that a significant bank holiday failure of the UK’s air traffic control computer has left thousands of passengers stranded both in the UK and abroad.

Metro reports Wagner mercenaries are blaming Putin for Prigozhin’s death and pledge retribution.

Metro lauds India’s space success, contrasting it with Russia’s recent failure.

Metro delves into details of the UK’s first womb transplant, noting the 17-hour surgery duration and its pronounced success.

Quoting the families of Letby’s victims, who labelled her as “calculating, cunning, cruel, and cowardly,” the Metro covers the killer nurse’s sentencing hearing.

The Metro commends the Lionesses, stating, “You all did us proud” after their match against Spain.