The Daily Telegraph features Sir Tony Blair advising against over-reliance on the public for combating climate change, as the UK’s solitary net-zero attempts won’t fix global warming.
In The Times, it’s reported that Home Secretary Suella Braverman has acquired tents to host up to 2,000 migrants on decommissioned military sites within a month.
According to the Daily Express, Labour may potentially reconsider the triple lock on pensions should they secure power.
The Daily Star’s spotlight falls on the chiefs of energy companies following their disclosure of substantial profit margins.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres’ statement about the commencement of an ‘era of global boiling’ is underlined by The Guardian.
An environmental crisis in Ghana, exacerbated by the UK’s fast fashion habits, is discussed by experts as detailed in the Daily Mirror.
The i highlights UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres’ pronouncement about the dawn of the ‘era of global boiling’.
Peter Flavel, Coutts’ Chief Executive, has resigned in the wake of the Nigel Farage banking incident, according to a story in the Financial Times.
Metro covers the resignation of Coutts’ CEO Peter Flavel, an outcome of the controversy over the handling of Nigel Farage’s banking account.