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“It is shocking that the Conservatives are introducing a new law to give Holocaust deniers, anti-vaxxers and people harmful to public interest the opportunity to sue their way to a platform at universities," Labour said.

One paper argued England was trying to make up for the “humiliation” of Brexit and said Boris Johnson’s wife looks “like his carer”.

Flooding in New York City “has already become more frequent than in the past, and as long as we continue to warm the planet, we can expect more of this, not less”.

European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said at least 70% of EU adults will be fully-vaccinated this month - despite the bloc having exported hundreds of millions of vaccines to other countries.

"If I was still editing I’d have put Sterling on my front page today and certainly ensured I did not have an entirely white front page. Sadly fully half of the papers have only white faces, unconscious bias at best."

“Much more intervention is needed to address the systemic issues with bullying and harassment, sexual misconduct, unhealthy work patterns, and other problems that have permeated our workplace for decades”.

Philanthropists including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will today pledge more than £100 million to a one-year plan to partially replace the cuts in the UK’s aid budget.

The newest statistics come nine days before most restrictions are due to be lifted in England.

“These allegations raise very serious questions about Conservative cronyism at the heart of the BBC."