In the Daily Mirror, there is an article headlined, ‘How did he get away with this? ‘, which shows Boris Johnson toasting at a lockdown party he denied ever took place. The paper said it was part of a series of photos exposing his partygate defense.
According to the Mirror, E.On’s head says prices are too high and that more needs to be done to prevent people from falling into fuel poverty.
In the midst of Britain’s cost of living crisis, the Mirror is another tabloid to draw attention to Chancellor Rishi Sunak and his wife’s joint fortune of £730m.
The Daily Mail reports that Scotland Yard’s partygate investigation, which cost £460,000, ended abruptly without any more fines for Boris Johnson on Thursday night.
As the Metropolitan Police’s investigation concludes, Boris Johnson escapes further fines as the partygate scandal dominates the Daily Mirror.
The Daily Mirror reports that the poorest people are bearing the brunt of rising inflation.
According to the Daily Mirror, a Tory MP, believed to be a backbencher, is in police custody after being accused of rape and sexual offences.
As MPs prepare to vote on whether to give struggling families £600, the Daily Mirror urges them to do the right thing once in a while.
A racist taunt from a TV soap star is featured on the front page of the Sunday Mirror.
On the front page of the Daily Mirror, Colleen Rooney reveals she broke up with her husband Wayne in 2017.
The Daily Mirror reports that Downing Street is now the location of the UK’s “worst COVID law-breakers” – where 100 fines have been issued.
Lib Dem Wendy Chamberlain has called Lee Anderson’s comments “disgraceful” after he said families use food banks because they can’t cook.
According to the Daily Mirror, Coleen Rooney was accused of making a “chilling and menacing” phone call by her rival Rebekah Vardy in her libel trial.
Keir Starmer has vowed to quit if fined over beergate, contrary to Boris Johnson’s refusal to go after law-breaking, according to the Daily Mirror. Labour leader insists he did not break any rules, but says: “I will do the right thing and step down.”