Observer

Farmers and environmentalists criticize Boris Johnson’s post-Brexit food strategy in The Observer.

The Observer leads with the Platinum Jubilee, as well as the Labour Party declaring that they are the party of patriotism.

According to The Observer, senior Conservatives believe the Prime Minister has plunged the Conservative party into an identity crisis with Partygate and U-turns on tax policy.

For the PM, Partygate just won’t go away… The Observer reports that Boris Johnson is planning to sacrifice a senior civil servant – who was also criticized over the Downing Street parties – in order to save his own job.

Some British schools are in such a poor state of repair that they pose a danger to students, according to the Observer. Meanwhile, Labour’s rising star West Streeting, it claims, has denied planning an attempt to unseat party leader Sir Keir Starmer.

Sinn Fein’s victory in Northern Ireland has sparked debate about the future of the union, according to the Observer.

As The Observer reports, Labour has said former Tory MP Neil Parish appeared to have committed a criminal offence by admitting to watching pornography in the Commons chamber.

COVID features on the front page of The Guardian, which says that rates have hit a record high, just as Easter breaks begin.