National News

A wide variety of stories feature across Tuesday’s front pages.

Terry Sanderson suffered several broken ribs and and lasting brain injuries during the incident in 2016.

The vote comes after six days of strikes since December.

Projects across the UK are among those that will benefit.

The legislation aims to stop people claiming asylum in the UK if they arrive through unauthorised means.

The demonstration was organised by the campaign group Stand Up To Racism.

Concert photographer Neil Lupin was announced as the first recipient of the music photographer of the year award

Sir Bill Cash, the Tory MP for Stone, said he believes the Government will ‘engage with us constructively’ to toughen up the legislation.

Members of the Unite union at Heathrow will walk out for 10 days on Friday after talks to avert the action failed last week.

The Duke of Sussex’s former girlfriend Chelsy Davy and their relationship was the subject of eight of the stories.

Associated Newspapers Limited says the allegations are ‘firmly denied’.

The landline phone of Sir Elton’s home was allegedly ‘tapped by private investigators acting on the instruction of Associated’, the court heard.

The Bank of England governor said experts had tipped a jump in unemployment as furlough ended in September 2021.

A poll by Ipsos Scotland found 50% of adults felt things were going in the wrong direction, with just 25% saying the opposite.

The NASUWT and ASCL said they will ask for feedback from members.

The PCS said the major walkout will take place on April 28 in an escalation of the long-running dispute over pay, jobs, pensions and conditions.

The Duke of Sussex, Sir Elton John and Doreen Lawrence all attended at least part of Monday’s hearing in London.

Terry Sanderson said he had been told he should not ski again following the incident.

David Glover set up covert cameras in a private area of a studio.

Baroness Doreen Lawrence is bringing High Court breach of privacy claim against Associated Newspapers Limited.