The front pages of Monday’s newspapers cover a range if stories, including an investigation into the Army after claims it is too “woke”.
The Daily Express and The Daily Telegraph focus on Defence Secretary Grant Shapps’ comments he will launch a review into the Army’s “woke culture”.
Daily Moore: SHAPPS – WOKE CULTURE ISPOISONING COMMON SENSE
— George Mann (@sgfmann)
?The front page of tomorrow’s Daily Telegraph:
‘Shapps: Woke extremists are rife in Army’
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— The Telegraph (@Telegraph)
The i carries bad financial news for Chancellor Jeremy Hunt as he prepares the Budget.
The i: Hunt braced for double Budget blow this week
— George Mann (@sgfmann)
The Sun carries a picture of the King and Queen on its front page with Charles attending church on Sunday for his first public outing since his cancer diagnosis.
The Sun: King’s wave of hope
— George Mann (@sgfmann)
The Metro and the Financial Times splash with Donald Trump’s speech saying he would “encourage” Russia to invade its neighbours.
Metro: ‘Unhinged’
— George Mann (@sgfmann)
Financial Times: New Nato hitch – Second carrieryet to join drill
— George Mann (@sgfmann)
The Guardian says four international students are fighting for their right to a British education after the Home Office accused them of cheating on exams.
The Guardian: Overseas students in push to clearnames over English test ‘cheating’
— George Mann (@sgfmann)
The Times lead with a story as part of its Clean It Up campaign with water bosses charged with cleaning up UK waterways blocked from receiving bonuses.
The Times: Bonus ban for water bosses who break rules
— George Mann (@sgfmann)
A Labour candidate has been caught on tape slamming Israel for its ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip according to the Daily Mail.
Daily Mail: So, has Labour REALLY changed?
— George Mann (@sgfmann)
The Daily Mirror tells of teenager Alex Batty’s message for his on-the-run mum as he settles back into British life after six years missing in Europe.
Daily Mirror: My new life
— George Mann (@sgfmann)
The Daily Star shares the tale of an unlucky fan who travelled from China to Bolton to watch football, only to see the game cancelled.
Front page: Fan flies 8,000 miles from China to watch Cambridge vs Bolton – but match abandoned
— Daily Star (@dailystar)