Times

Many Conservative voters still want Boris Johnson to lead the party, according to focus groups and polls conducted by The Times.

As he announced his retirement from frontline politics, former education secretary Michael Gove endorsed Rishi Sunak to be the next Conservative leader.

A winter crisis could force the hiring of thousands of overseas workers to fill the 160,000 vacancies in the care sector, reports The Times.

It is expected that tens of thousands of teenagers will miss out on their first choice universities as school leavers receive their exam results, according to The Times.

The Times’ cover image features Jeremy Paxman. The BBC has announced that Paxman will step down from hosting University Challenge after 28 years.

As the latest dry spell ends in Suffolk, five-year-old Albert Mitchell celebrates with a rain dance in The Times’ lead image.

Salman Rushdie’s stabbing is the Times’ lead story.

Rishi Sunak’s plan to help people this winter with their energy bills is featured in The Times.

In The Times, the front page depicts a dusty Long Walk at Windsor, but the main story is about the police watchdog’s report into burglary prevention.