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Several of Tuesday’s newspapers continue to focus on questions about what Boris Johnson knew of allegations of inappropriate behaviour against ex-deputy chief whip Chris Pincher. The Mirror reports No 10 admitted that Boris Johnson “did take advice” on some of the allegations before promoting him to deputy chief whip, although there was no formal complaint at the time. The paper says it marks a U-turn after No 10 previously said Mr Johnson had not been aware of any “specific allegations”. It also reports the prime minister’s wife, Carrie, questioned Mr Pincher’s suitability for the whip in 2017 while she was a Tory communications director.“Cabinet angry at defending Johnson again” headlines the i newspaper. The paper says it has been told ministers have been unwilling to defend the prime minister over his handling of the allegations against Mr Pincher. It adds Cabinet ministers have also been authorised to depart from the official Downing Street line in TV and radio interviews.Unions have warned that Parliament must act to stop “seemingly endless” allegations of sexual misconduct by MPs, the Guardian reports. It says the FDA and Prospect, which represents more than 1.000 parliamentary workers, have written to the Speaker of the House, Lindsay Hoyle, to urge Parliament to take action.The Daily Telegraph reports that Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer faces a revolt within his party over Brexit, after promising in a speech on Monday not to take the UK back into the single market or a customs union. The paper notes London Mayor Sadiq Khan openly contradicted his party’s leader by saying Britain should rejoin the EU single market as it would make the country’s future “more prosperous”. It reports Sir Keir’s position on Brexit puts Labour on a “collision course” with the Liberal Democrats whose aim is to rejoin the single market.“Britain on a go-slow” headlines the Metro as it leads on “furious drivers” bringing gridlock to motorways on Monday in a go-slow protest at “sky-high” fuel prices. It reports the coordinated protest came as petrol hit a “new record average” of 191.5p a litre, according to Experian. Its front page shows stranded drivers playing football on a deserted carriageway on the M4 in Somerset.The Daily Mail reports Home Secretary Priti Patel is urging police to use tough new powers to stop fuel protestors being disrupting roads. It says Ms Patel is calling on officers to arrest and charge drivers behind go-slow protests. The Daily Mail suggests stiffer punishments that came into force this year and were designed to combat protests by Extinction Rebellion would also apply to the fuel campaigners.The Times also leads with calls for police to take a “zero-tolerance approach” to fuel campaigners using go-slow protests to cause disruption. It adds the home secretary’s tough stance was backed by Downing Street. It quotes a senior government source saying they were looking to the police to use the powers they have been given by the government to deal with these protests.The Financial Times reports train drivers union Aslef is warning of “massive” disruption for commuters as its members vote on their first national strike since 1995. The paper says the union is balloting drivers at 10 train companies in a dispute over pay. Aslef general secretary Mick Whelan tells the paper it was likely the the walkouts would be coordinated and the strikes would have a “massive effect”. It follows the RMT walkout last month.“The biggest tax cut for a decade” will ease the financial burden for 30 million people, according to the prime minister. The Daily Express reports on Mr Johnson saying that reforms to National Insurance this month will see employees save up to £330 a year.The Sun leads on the arrest of a Premier League footballer on suspicion of rape. It reports the sportsman, in his 20s, was arrested on Monday in the early hours of the morning.“Puff doody” headlines the Daily Star as it splashes on “hard-up smokers” turning to fake cigarettes which it claims are filled with insect eggs, fungi and faeces.
Many of the front pages focus on how much the prime minister knew about the conduct of MP Chris Pincher, prior to appointing him as deputy chief whip.
The Daily Mirror goes with the headline “I did know about Pincher” after No 10 confirmed Boris Johnson was aware of reports of sexual misconduct when he brought the MP back into government, despite its initial denials.
The i says ministers are increasingly unwilling to defend Mr Johnson, and officials have had to allow Cabinet members to deviate from the government’s official line to persuade them to undertake media appearances.
The Guardian says two trade unions have written to the Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle urging him to take action to make Parliament a safer workplace for their members.
The Daily Express leaves the story off its front page – but a report inside the paper highlights what it calls “despicable” attempts by Tory backbenchers to use the scandal to attack Mr Johnson.
There is also plenty of coverage of Monday’s protests by HGV drivers over fuel prices, which caused widespread disruption on the UK’s motorways.
The Metro uses the headline “Britain on a go-slow” alongside a picture of gridlocked drivers passing the time by playing football on the empty accompanying carriageway.
The Sun says motorists have been “driven mad” by the disruption, while the Daily Mail claims the Home Secretary Priti Patel has told police forces to arrest protesters in an effort to deter disruptive demonstrations.
The Times runs quotes from a Home Office source, saying the minister has made it clear to police forces that she expected them to utilise stronger powers they have been given recently to halt protests – or explain why officers are not.
Meanwhile the Financial Times warns of further widespread travel disruption later this summer as unions representing train drivers, ticket office workers and railway station staff all hold ballots on possible strike action.
The Daily Telegraph leads on reaction to Sir Keir Starmer’s announcement that he would not attempt to take the UK back into the EU or single market if Labour wins the next general election, saying the move has sparked “clashes” within the party.
Writing in the Times, former Conservative Party leader Lord Hague backs Sir Keir’s stance, and makes a plea for all parties to focus on developing ideas on how to reap some benefits from Brexit rather than continuing to bicker over the UK’s place in Europe.
The Telegraph also features news of a cricket club in Sussex abandoning tradition in an effort to persuade more girls to play the sport.
It says Lewes Priory Cricket Club has decided to ditch traditional whites for the first time in its almost 200 year history, to reduce the anxiety of female players taking to the field whilst on their periods. Teams will don a black kit instead in future, after the club received advice from gender inclusion consultants.
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