Metro

An image from a military cemetery in Kharkiv marks a year since the Ukraine war began.

Across Britain, fruit and vegetable rationing is spreading, as Metro reports a shopper being prevented from buying 100 cucumbers.

In a WhatsApp group, a police sergeant led his officers in two-year abuse against women, gays, ethnic minorities, and the disabled, according to Metro.

Metro reports that junior doctors are planning a 72-hour strike over pay next month.

The Metro leads with news that police searching for Nicola Bulley have found a body.

Mother-of-two Nicola Bulley’s family asks people not to make up “wild theories” about her disappearance.

“Sturgone” and “Corbinned” are the headlines on Metro, as Nicola Sturgeon has announced she will resign and Jeremy Corbyn has been barred from running for Labour again.

The Metro reports that detectives are investigating whether the murder of 16-year-old transgender girl Brianna Ghey was a hate crime.

Brianna Ghey, 16, was stabbed dead in a village park in Culcheth, Warrington, and her family published tributes calling her ‘strong, fearless, and one-of-a-kind’.

In a Metro report, MPs ruled that BBC chairman Richard Sharp made ‘serious errors of judgement’ while helping Boris Johnson obtain a £800,000 loan.