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The Dover migrant processing center firebomb attack is covered by The Times.

According to The Times, Rishi Sunak is upholding Liz Truss’s decision to keep King Charles from attending COP 27 despite the royal’s desire to attend.

The Times reports that the prime minister wants a new “more ambitious” agreement with France over Channel crossings.

In what a Downing St source allegedly called a “silver bullet public policy”, Sunak plans to overhaul the nation’s education system by introducing the British Baccalaureate and a network of top-tier technical institutions.

On the front of The Times, a political sketch notes that there was an unusual silence from reporters and photographers as Mr Sunak arrived at Downing Street on Tuesday, as nobody shouted any salutations or asked questions.

A Johnson re-election “will prove fatal,” The Times reports.

The Times reports that Boris Johnson is challenging Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt for the Tory leadership after Liz Truss resigned.

Suella Braverman was sacked by Liz Truss, contrary to earlier reports that she had resigned.