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#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: The Times reveals Ms Gray was left frustrated and angered by the Met’s intervention, having shared details of her inquiry with the force throughout. A Whitehall source tells the paper the delayed publication of her report has left her in a “horrible position” with her “integrity at real risk”. The source suggests the delay creates “an air of conspiracy”, warning the publication of a partial report will look like “she’s been got at”. But an ally of Ms Gray’s insists her inquiry team enjoy a “good working relationship” with the Met.

Anger as Met probe impacts Gray partygate inquiry as The Daily Mail carries sharp criticism of Met commissioner Dame Cressida Dick, with one source claiming she had “stuffed it up” by announcing a criminal probe days before Ms Gray’s report was to be published. Whitehall sources tell the paper the intervention risks leaving the government in limbo for months.

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In a Blackadder-style spoof of the partygate scandal, the Daily Star quips that Dame Cressida “Baldrick” has simply carried out the PM’s “cunning plan” by launching a Met probe into the alleged lockdown parties.

Meanwhile, the Financial Times says MPs have accused Dame Cressida of a “stitch-up” over her intervention in the controversy, with some fearing the scandal could “drag on for weeks” as a result.

The Met’s request has raised fears Gray’s full findings could be delayed “indefinitely” a government source has told the Guardian. As one MP brands the force a “broken organisation” over its intervention, the paper carries Scotland Yard’s insistence that although it was in contact with Gray’s team about the report’s contents to ensure it did not prejudice the police probe, it had not asked for its release to be delayed.

As families face surging heating bills, energy firms are making a “killing” with profits of £900 a second, according to the Daily Mirror’s splash.

The Daily Telegraph says the government is under pressure to help families as energy bills are set to rise by nearly 50% to £1,900. The paper reports the “leading” proposal being considered by ministers is cutting VAT from energy bills, but some Tory MPs argue this alone will not be enough to help struggling families. Rather than cancelling the planned National Insurance rise, the Telegraph says ministers are considering freezing council tax and widening access to existing schemes for low-income households.

The Daily Express says the PM is heading for a “showdown” with Tory rebels over the government’s refusal to cancel the “punishing” hike in National Insurance.

“Kiss me quickstep” is the headline of the Sun’s front page, which carries a photograph apparently showing two Strictly Come Dancing professionals kissing in a Newcastle hotel.

“Anger”, “outrage”, “confusion” – just some of the words in front page headlines as the papers gauge reactions to the latest delays to Sue Gray’s report on alleged lockdown gatherings at Downing Street. 

The Times reports Ms Gray was left “infuriated” and “frustrated” when Scotland Yard told her not to publish key findings of her inquiry. 

The Guardian says a heavily redacted report is to be published “imminently” but that the intervention by the Metropolitan Police has led some MPs to brand the force a “broken organisation”.

The Financial Times homes in on personal criticisms directed at the Met Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick, who it says has been accused of presiding over a “stitch-up” and a “farce”. 

The Daily Star describes her as “Cressida Baldrick” and jokes that the delays are all part of a Blackadder-style “cunning plan” by Boris Johnson to delay the report’s publication. 

In its editorial, the Daily Mail calls the episode a “grotesque perversion of common sense” and says that if she is to retrieve any shred of credibility, Dame Cressida should sanction the full publication of Ms Gray’s report immediately. 

“Showdown!” is the front page headline of the Daily Express, which says a backbench revolt against the planned increase in National Insurance is intensifying. 

In its editorial, the paper says demands for a u-turn on what it calls a “punishing tax hike” will only get louder. It warns that the issue is a “far more serious difficulty for the PM than worrying about stray pieces of cake or a drink with colleagues.” 

Ministers are being urged to ease the financial burden on households by cutting VAT on gas and electricity bills – according to the Daily Telegraph. The paper says average energy bills are predicted to rise by almost 50% – to £1,900 a year – when the price cap is increased from April. 

The Daily Mirror focuses on renewed calls for a windfall tax on the oil and gas giants – claiming that Shell and BP have seen profits soar to £900 a second during the energy crisis. 

‘Eye-watering profits’

The paper says the “eye-watering profits” have been “super-charged” by the surging wholesale gas prices, which are causing misery for millions of householders. It says the Shell boss Ben van Beurden is facing “no such anguish” having received £5.2m in pay and perks in 2020. 

The Times reports the Health Secretary Sajid Javid is considering nationalising GPs as part of plans to keep more patients out of hospitals. The idea would involve family doctors being employed by hospitals, instead of running their own surgeries. 

The paper says sources have insisted there would be no forcible state takeover of GPs, who are likely instead to be given incentives. In a statement to the BBC, the Department of Health denied the plans. 

The Daily Express prints a photograph of the Queen on its front page, telling readers she’s to move out of Buckingham Palace while multi-million pound refurbishments are carried out. 

The paper says it’s been decided that she will stay at Windsor Castle during the work – which is scheduled to last ten years – and is to be driven in to London when she’s needed for engagements. 

“Queen forced to join the dreaded commute!” reads the headline.

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