Daily Star Front Page 31st of May 2022
10:52 pm
Daily Star reports that people can be seen sleeping on the ground at Stansted while long queues can be seen at Manchester and Bristol Airports.
Newspaper Round Up: 31st of May 2022
Daily Express Front Page 31st of May 2022
10:51 pm
Half-term holidaymakers faced long queues and cancellations, according to the Daily Express.
Daily Mirror Front Page 31st of May 2022
10:49 pm
The Daily Mirror also reports on the chaos at the airport, with families facing cancellation due to staff issues.
Times Front Page 31st of May 2022
10:31 pm
According to The Times, the government has criticised airports and airlines for disrupting holidaymakers.
Daily Mail Front Page 31st of May 2022
10:24 pm
The Daily Mail reports that the government faces pressure to cut fuel taxes after the cost of filling a family car with diesel exceeded £100.
Guardian Front Page 31st of May 2022
10:07 pm
The Guardian reports that more Conservative MPs have called on the prime minister to step down, including former attorney general Jeremy Wright.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 31st of May 2022
10:02 pm
Data from the Home Office indicates that police forces are not answering emergency calls within the target time, according to The Daily Telegraph.
i Front Page 31st of May 2022
9:45 pm
According to the i, Tory rebels are nearing a threshold of 54 no-confidence letters, which would trigger a vote on Mr. Johnson’s future as PM.
Independent Front Page 31st of May 2022
9:24 pm
Figures from the Office of National Statistics show the cost of the cheapest pasta has increased by 50% in a year, reports The Independent. As Labour warned of a “cost of living tsunami”, families face price increases of up to 50% on groceries.
Metro Front Page 31st of May 2022
9:23 pm
The Metro reports that staff shortages at airports have caused chaos, with flights being rescheduled or diverted, and families sleeping on airport floors and queuing for almost eight hours.
Financial Times Front Page 31st of May 2022
9:01 pm
Qualcomm has considered partnering with its rivals to create a consortium that would maintain the neutrality of UK chip maker Arm, reports the Financial Times.