Metro

Metro covers politicians and security experts’ condemnation of Greenpeace activists who draped black fabric over Rishi Sunak’s mansion roof in North Yorkshire.

The Metro’s headline, “Election won’t be Soonak,” reports the Prime Minister’s hint that a general election may not occur until January 2025.

A new pill, hailed as a revolutionary cancer treatment, is being tested on humans, writes Metro.

The Prime Minister’s approval of 100 new North Sea drilling licenses is the lead story in Metro.

Russia’s President hinting at peace talks in the ongoing Ukraine conflict while Kyiv deploys drones against Moscow, is the lead story in Metro.

Metro covers the resignation of Coutts’ CEO Peter Flavel, an outcome of the controversy over the handling of Nigel Farage’s banking account.

Metro commemorates the life and talent of the late singer-songwriter Sinead O’Connor, who passed away at 56.

The Metro focuses on the devastating wildfires causing displacement and fatalities across southern Europe and North Africa.

Metro recounts the story of a British father who utilised his rental car to rescue numerous families from the Greece wildfires.

The Metro also features the Rhodes wildfires, recounting how the popular holiday island was overwhelmed by fires over the weekend.