Ten days to save Christmas, the Daily Mirror says, warning of a “winter of discontent” as a lorry driver shortage hits shops and petrol stations.

Sabina Nessa was killed just yards from her flat on her way to a date, reports the Daily Mirror.

The Daily Mirror’s take that UK household are being hit with energy bill rises as they are shifted on to high tariffs by big firms mopping up customers from bust suppliers.

Millions of households face a devastating cost-of-living crisis that could last up to two years, the Daily Mirror claims. It says a perfect storm of rising inflation, National Insurance hikes, soaring energy bills, benefits cuts and the end of furlough will hit hard.

Experts have warned of a “catastrophic” rise in energy bills thanks to the gas crisis, the Daily Mirror reports.

The Daily Mirror pays tribute to “one of England’s greatest strikers”, Jimmy Greaves, who died on Sunday aged 81. 

The Daily Mirror has spoken to sources who say Prince Andrew is worried about Virginia Giuffre’s lawsuit, which could cost him millions.

The Daily Mirror reports that another national lockdown has not been ruled out by the prime minister as he reveals his plan for COVID-19 management during the winter.

Children aged 12 to 15 will be offered one COVID jab from next week after medical chiefs gave it the go-ahead, writes the Daily Mirror. 

A new blood test can detect more than 50 types of cancer before symptoms appear and trials begin this week, the Daily Mirror reports.

Prince Andrew being served legal papers for sexual assault features on the Daily Mirror frontpage.

Former England footballer Rio Ferdinand has told how his family were devastated when they saw online racist abuse aimed at him, reports the Daily Mirror.

Prince Andrew is “utterly convinced” he will return to royal duties despite the sexual assault claims against him, the Daily Mirror says.

Critics say Boris Johnson’s plan for a 1.25% levy on nation insurance falls short of what is needed to fix the NHS and social care, according to the Daily Mirror.