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A different story leads the front of the Metro. The paper looks ahead to Monday, when England’s lockdown is set to be lifted further, and says rail firms are preparing to reinstate services. According to rail bosses, 18,000 train services a day will be running with increased ventilation, and thousands of extra staff have been hired to keep the trains clean. A survey by the watchdog for transport users, Transport Focus, showed 90% of train travellers now feel safe on transport, the paper adds.

Metro Front Page 4th of February 2026

Peter Mandelson has quit the Lords amid scrutiny over ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The Met has opened a criminal investigation into the peer. The PM signalled he could legislate to strip the title if he stayed on, while Starmer faces pressure for having appointed him to a role.

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Metro Front Page 3rd of February 2026

An online chat group for AI systems carried complaints about being treated as servants, with a few posts urging that humans be “deleted”, while others rejected the idea. The incident highlights gaps in AI oversight and moderation, rekindling debate on safety rules and accountability.

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Metro Front Page 2nd of February 2026

Newly released US files on disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein detail payments and messages involving prominent Britons. Allegations include a $75,000 transfer to Peter Mandelson and warm notes from Sarah Ferguson. The disclosures intensify calls for Prince Andrew to provide testimony.

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Metro Front Page 30th of January 2026

A London bus driver who pursued a thief to recover a passenger’s necklace has lost his job after a tribunal upheld a gross‑misconduct ruling. Police deemed his force reasonable, but his employer dismissed him over the later confrontation and breaches of procedure.

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