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Hospital managers who fail to clear NHS backlogs will be sacked under government plans for reform, according to The Times.

The prime minister will promise all of Britain’s electricity will come from renewable sources by 2035, The Times says.

The Times has an interview with Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who says many police forces are not taking violence against women seriously.

Five police officers are being investigated for allegedly sharing grossly offensive material on a Whatsapp group with Wayne Couzens, months before he used his power to kidnap, rape, and murder Sarah Everard, The Times says.

The Times also reports on how Sarah Everard’s parents confronted killer Wayne Couzens during his sentencing at the Old Bailey. 

Meanwhile, The Times suggests the petrol station crisis could go on for another month even if people stop panic buying.

The Times leads on the same story.

The Times says another 800,000 households face higher energy bills within weeks after two more companies collapsed amid warnings that prices may not return to normal until 2023.