A case of polio has been found in Britain for the first time in 40 years, reports the i.

A strike-breaking law will not solve the rail crisis and could lead to months of turmoil for passengers, reports the i.

In a confidential letter, the i says Downing Street plans to lift restrictions on top City bosses’ pay as a way to show off the “benefits of Brexit”.

Mick Lynch has warned of a “long fight” between the unions and Network Rail, reports the i, as rail strikes could last until the autumn.

The i also reports that inflation will rocket to 11% as ministers rule out personal tax cuts until 2024.

The i reports that Downing Street was “surprised” by the sudden resignation of the prime minister’s ethics adviser.

In spite of the government’s new policy of deporting some migrants to Rwanda, hundreds of migrants crossed the Channel on Tuesday.

According to the i, the Church of England has described the government’s move to send asylum seekers to Rwanda as an “immoral policy that shames Britain”.

I reports on efforts to prevent migrants from being sent to Rwanda by the government.

The i leads with the “show trial” around the British men being sentenced to death. The paper also examines the diplomatic backlash over the violation of the Geneva Convention after they were captured in Mariupol by pro-Moscow forces.

The nationwide rail strike will disrupt train service for six days, the i reports. It says just one in five trains are expected to run between 21 and 26 June.