The Guardian leads with an analysis of the Conservatives’ by-election defeat.

There are threats of further disruption from airport staff, teachers, and the NHS in the Guardian.

There will be another day of disruption for millions of passengers tomorrow as talks to avert a second nationwide rail strike have broken down.

The Guardian reports that the government plans to override the human rights courts.

According to the Guardian, the Prime Minister plans to allow firms to bring in agency staff to relieve the effect of the rail strikes. One of the largest unions, the TUC, responded to the move by accusing Boris Johnson of taking steps “even Margaret Thatcher would not consider,” according to the paper.

According to The Guardian, the government is facing growing anger over its refusal to participate in last-ditch talks to prevent rail strikes this week.

Following the resignation of Lord Geidt, The Guardian also reports that Boris Johnson plans to eliminate the position of ethics adviser.

According to The Guardian, Boris Johnson has suffered a fresh setback in his bid to relaunch his premiership.

According to The Guardian, Boris Johnson’s plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda have been put in a state of chaos.

According to The Guardian, the EU is poised to sue the UK after it published legislation that may override the Northern Ireland protocol.

According to The Guardian, business leaders have warned against overturning the Northern Ireland protocol because it will have economic consequences.

Care workers with low wages are calling in sick because they cannot afford the fuel to get to work, reports the Guardian.

Boris Johnson’s attempt to “reset his troubled premiership” has been hit by two blows, according to The Guardian: a spike in petrol prices and a warning that the UK economy will slow to a halt.