#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: Its all about Boris again as his ‘ TRIAL OVER PARTY GATE ‘ begins DID HE TELL THE TRUTH ? Well its a ‘ TAXPAYER FUNDED TRIAL ‘ that could drag on Kindness & Love says let us HOPE & 🙏🙏 to God that he tells the TRUTH THE WHOLE TRUTH & NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH Amen
The i dedicates most of its front page to Boris Johnson as he prepares to “plot his comeback” if he is cleared by the parliamentary inquiry into “Partygate”. The paper also shares snippets of other stories including young women being targeted for their eggs online and the damning report into the Met Police.The Daily Mirror splashes on what it calls Boris Johnson’s “dodgy dossier” with the paper’s front page saying the former prime minister will insist the lockdown parties were “work events” when he is questioned this week on claims he lied to parliament.Metro leads with a “damning verdict on the Met” as Baroness Casey’s blistering 368-page report, being published on Tuesday, says the Metropolitan Police service is institutionally racist, sexist and homophobic.The Daily Express also focuses on the Casey report on the Met, with its front page saying the force now faces a huge task to win back public trust.The Daily Mail similarly highlights the damning Casey review, focusing on the conclusions that the force is “broken”, that it cannot be trusted to police itself and that the Met must must reform or be “overhauled”.The Times front page says the Met is “rotten” as reports the review’s finding that it has “lost public faith”. The front page also takes a look at former prime minister Boris Johnson’s legal dossier, which he submitted to the parliamentary committee investigating allegations that he misled MPs over the No10 parties scandal. The Times reports that Mr Johnson told the Commons that social-distancing guidance had been followed “at all times” in Downing Street without an explicit assurance from his aides.The Daily Telegraph focuses on the public being let down by a force that no longer has a functioning neighbourhood policing service. The front page story also has a statement from Met Commissioner Mark Rowley, who has apologised for the numerous failings, adding that the report has sparked feelings of “anger and shame”.The Sun leads on a story that says half of UK roads are crumbling as a new report has shown fewer potholes are being fixed, almost half of roads are falling apart and the repair backlog is at an all-time high.The FT focuses on Switzerland’s government coming under fire from bondholders and international regulators for its handling of the £3.2bn rescue-takeover of Credit Suisse by UBS. It says that forcing those two banks together wiped out $17bn of Credit Suisse’s bonds as the decision to favour shareholders at the expense of bondholders sent a shockwave through already brittle markers on Monday.Taking a different approach, the Daily Star’s front page leads on “feathered scumbag” seagulls attacking people as they eat food such as chips, ice creams and battered sausages outdoors.
It highlights the conclusion of Baroness Casey – who conducted her review of the force following the abduction, rape and murder of Sarah Everard by a serving officer – that Scotland Yard can “no longer be trusted to police itself”.
The paper’s leader column points out that over the years the force has been on the receiving end of a number of damning assessments. But it states that this review is arguably “more excoriating than anything that has gone before – not least because it seems that nothing has been learned”.
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The Daily Mail’s headline on the story is: “Broken and rotten”. It describes Baroness Casey’s conclusions as “shattering” – stating that their publication represents the last chance to “drag the Met out of the gutter”.
It believes that “if the problems are too vast, the Met must be broken up into more manageable units”. And it has a hunch that “policing would be much better” if such a course of action was taken.
The paper’s opinion column suggests that even though Mr Johnson insists he did nothing wrong, he “will be quaking” – because he faces what it calls “the most humiliating fall from grace of any ex-PM in history”.
The i – which also leads on the partygate inquiry – believes Mr Johnson is preparing to “mount a robust defence”. It also predicts that he will make what it calls an “extraordinary political comeback” if he is eventually cleared.
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