Boris Johnson is facing mounting pressure to publish Sue Gray’s report into the “partygate” allegations in full after the Metropolitan Police cleared the way for its release, according to The Daily Telegraph.
US President Joe Biden is preparing to send thousands of troops to eastern Europe and the Baltic states to deter a Russian invasion of Ukraine, the front page of The Daily Telegraph states.
According to The Daily Telegraph, police officers who guard Downing Street have been interviewed by Sue Gray for her “partygate” investigation.
The attorney general is seeking an injunction against the BBC to prevent the broadcaster allegedly identifying a spy working overseas, the Daily Telegraph reports.
The Daily Telegraph splashes on the news schools are defying the government over face coverings in the classroom by insisting children continue to wear them – despite official guidance being changed.
The Daily Telegraph leads with Boris Johnson’s refusal to resign as prime minister.
Boris Johnson is set to announce the lifting of Plan B restrictions on Wednesday, according to The Daily Telegraph.
Magistrates will be given powers to jail criminals for up to a year in an attempt to clear the courts backlogs, according to the paper.
The Prime Minister has been questioned by civil servant Sue Gray over “partygate” allegations and has “shared what he knows,” the paper reports.
Boris Johnson is set to lift Plan B COVID restrictions as he plots a leadership fightback, according to The Daily Telegraph.
The Duke of York has been “exiled” from royal life, as he loses all patronages, military roles, and his HRH title leads the Daily Telegraph.
The Daily Telegraph writes that Chancellor Rishi Sunak declined to fully endorse Boris Johnson until he had seen the results of the investigation into allegations of lockdown-breaking parties in Downing Street. He instead issued a carefully worded message on Twitter after eight hours of public silence following the PM’s apology to the Commons.
The Daily Telegraph splashes on how support for embattled Boris Johnson is ebbing away – as Conservative MPs say he should quit if he broke lockdown rules.
Health bosses have been accused of misleading Cabinet ministers in a bid to justify COVID rules, The Daily Telegraph reports.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is among Cabinet ministers backing calls to cut the COVID isolation period to five days amid growing pressure for the UK to shift to living with the virus, The Daily Telegraph reports.