The Daily Express leads on the news that Sir Richard Sutton, one of Britain’s richest men, has been killed in an attack at his mansion and his wife has been left fighting for her life.Read more on the story here
Hotelier Sir Richard Sutton has been stabbed to death at his property in Dorset, reports the Daily Mirror.
The Times leads with a poll saying Britons overwhelmingly trust the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus jab despite concerns about rare blood clots, suggesting the UK’s vaccination programme is still on track.
The Daily Star claims that topping up your tan releases a chemical which helps fight COVID-19, and the paper adds it is more effective than vitamin D.
The Independent claims Chancellor Rishi Sunak is facing questions about a possible breach of the ministerial code after it emerged he told David Cameron he had “pushed” Treasury officials over the ex-PM’s requests to help ailing finance firm Greensill.Read more on the story here
The White House has voiced strong concern over a week of riots in Northern Ireland, with President Joe Biden joining the British and Irish prime ministers in a call for calm, according to The Guardian.Read more on the story here
British holidaymakers will have to pay hundreds of pounds for COVID-19 tests if they want to take a trip abroad this summer under plans to be announced by the government, says The Daily Telegraph.
Non-essential shops in England are gearing up to reopen on Monday, along with pubs and restaurants outdoors, as new data showed the number of people who have died with COVID in a week fell 92% since the second wave peak in January, reports Metro.
President Joe Biden’s administration is calling for the world’s biggest multinational companies to pay levies to national governments based on their sales in each country, under proposals for a global minimum tax, reports the Financial Times.