Abbianca Makoni, Evening Standard

• Meghan and Harry’s call for change: ‘End structural racism in Britain’
• ‘Some days can be tough’: The court monitors who track wildlife crime cases in Kenya to ensure poachers are jailed
• Food For London Now appeal: Foodie family gives one addict a new will to live

Ethan Ennals, The Mail on Sunday

• Revealed: how thousands died of coronavirus they caught in hospital
• Would you willingly catch Covid to test the vaccine that could save us all?
• Government test tsar has £770k shares in firm that sold us £13m of ‘pointless’ kits

Katie Whyatt, The Athletic UK

• Jordan Dawes: The goalkeeper whose story touched David de Gea and Louis Tomlinson
• ‘If we’d not been running, we would’ve been in the blast zone – we’d be dead’
• What’s it like to play football on your period?

Megan Agnew, The Sunday Times Magazine

• Wherever I lay my leather trousers, that’s my home
• From social influencer to online sex worker
• Buoy’s club: What’s it like to work on board a superyacht?

Rachel Lloyd, The Economist

• Creative destruction: The jolting artistry of Michaela Coel
• Adults across the world are listening to bedtime stories
• Vengeance is hers: A new breed of feminist avengers are righting overlooked wrongs

Sarah Newey, The Telegraph

• Chinese authorities scramble to identify cause of mysterious disease outbreak
• Hope among the horror: What now for care homes abandoned to Covid?
• A perfect storm: How did one city lose so many to Covid-19?

 Will Brown, The Telegraph

• After the bombs they attacked with knives, claim Ethiopians fleeing peace prize winner’s war
• ‘They come, they shoot, they burn’: How escalating horror in the Sahel has left more than a million displaced
• Investigation: African migrants ‘left to die’ in Saudi Arabia’s hellish Covid detention centres 

Caroline Iggulden, The Sun

• Philip Schofield: I must have been gay when I wed
• Natalie Elphicke MP: Wife of sex-shame MP on heartbreaking ordeal
• Troy Deeney: I’m not a bad boy. I’m a mummy’s boy…

Clemmie Moodie, The Sun

• Kate Garraway reveals husband Derek has said his first word since start of 214-day coronavirus battle — ‘pain’
• LINEKER AT 60: Gary Lineker on being single, prostate scare and nearly playing for Arsenal
• RITA’S BIG C SCARE: Rita Ora reveals she suffered breast cancer scare after mum Vera’s diagnosis 15 years ago

Gabrielle Donnelly, Daily Mail

• Hugh Grant: If you’re 60 with five small children, you can’t have a hangover!
• James Corden: I’m painfully aware this won’t always be my life
• Sharon Stone: My basic instinct in lockdown was to scream!

Jan Moir, Daily Mail

• Bill Bailey: I never imagined I’d win the glitterball
• Barbara Amiel: I just love sex
• Christine Keeler’s son: “When I die tell them this… I was not a prostitute”

Rebecca Hardy, Daily Mail

• Lydia Beshenivsky: I’m joining the police to keep Mum’s memory alive
• Bramall’s son: Why has no police officer paid the price?
• Deborah Gradon: End this Cruel Circus (Love Island)

Alexandra Pollard, The Independent

• Laura Marling: ‘I won’t be reduced to a cultural trope. I’m not just a victim’
• Killing Eve’s Harriet Walter: ‘Male writers and producers have their fantasy of what an awful woman is’
• Terry Gilliam: ‘I’m tired of white men being blamed for everything wrong with the world’

Andrew Billen, The Times

• Huw Edwards up close and personal
• Why everyone’s fallen for Paapa Essiedu
• Fanatical Mr Fox. Warning: white privileged male seeks political platform

 Celia Walden, Telegraph Magazine

• ‘We will make Christmas work, whatever we’re “allowed”’: Joan Collins wages war on Covid
• Sharon Stone: Sexy. Sixty-two. And still shocking.
• Hillary Clinton: It’s not over yet

Charlotte Edwardes, The Times

• Show me the money: Mark Carney aka the hot banker
• ‘Second acts are hard in politics. But that doesn’t mean they never happen’: George Osborne
• Jeremy Hunt uncut

Decca Aitkenhead, The Sunday Times Magazine

• Confessions of an MP’s wife: The secret diaries of Sasha Swire
• Still got it? Tony Blair
• “It’s known as bad cancer”: Tracey Emin on her secret battle

Guy Kelly, The Telegraph

• Jeffrey Archer at 80: Still having his cake and eating it
• Louis Tomlinson on hope after double tragedy
• Gary Lineker: ‘I know I get called a leftie, a socialist luvvie, but I’m fairly central…’

Hadley Freeman, The Guardian

• Michael J Fox: ‘Every step now is a frigging math problem, so I take it slow’
• Nigella Lawson: ‘I didn’t think I’d be a mended person, but I am’
• ‘Love and free food’: Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner share the secrets of their 70-year friendship

 Simon Hattenstone, The Guardian

• Cher at 74: ‘There are 20-year-old girls who can’t do what I do’
• Michael Rosen on his Covid-19 coma: ‘It felt like a pre-death, a nothingness’
• ‘You wake and you’re a complete wreck’: Harry Dunn’s parents on their long fight for justice

Clive Cookson, Financial Times

• From blood clots to ‘Covid toe’: the medical mysteries of coronavirus 
• Mutations map holds the key to bringing coronavirus under control
• Scientists warn of new coronavirus variant spreading across Europe 

Ian Sample, The Guardian

• The great project: how Covid changed science for ever
• Trials to begin on Covid-19 vaccine in UK next month
• Secrecy has harmed UK government’s response to Covid-19 crisis, says top scientist

Robin McKie, The Observer

• The little we know about coronavirus (February 2020)
• “I can see my feet, I’ve lost a few chins. Fear of coronavirus made me shape up,”
• The Vaccine Miracle

Stephanie Baker, Bloomberg

• Sarah Gilbert interview: Covid Vaccine Front-Runner Is Months Ahead of Her Competition
• After Four Antibody Tests, I’m Still Not Sure I’ve Had Covid-19
• Inside Operation Warp Speed’s $18 Billion Sprint for a Vaccine

Tom Chivers, UnHerd

• We should be very wary of the R value
• Did anyone predict coronavirus?
• How likely are you to die of coronavirus?

Tom Whipple, The Times

• Safe to send children back? What science can and cannot tell us
• Riddle of the carriers who infect hundreds
• Everything we’ve learnt about the invisible killer

Clemmie Moodie, The Sun

• Eamonn & Ruth: We fear the axe
• Wills Covid Battle
• Victoria stars Jenna Coleman and Tom Hughes split after four years together

Ellie Woodward, BuzzFeed UK

• Kristin Cavallari Announced Her Reality Show Is Ending And Now Her Fired Employees Are Shading Her On Instagram
• In “Evermore,” Taylor Swift Finally Unpacks The 2016 Drama With Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, And Tom Hiddleston In More Detail Than Ever Before
• Is this the decline and fall of the Kardashian Empire?

Grant Tucker, The Sunday Times

• Wave goodbye: Rule Britannia face axe from Proms finale
• Laurence Fox interview: Women under 35? Don’t go there….
• Pop star turns 50 and reads his first novel — Shakespeare’s next

Katie Hind, The Mail on Sunday

• Mick Jagger seduced me when I was 15
• Kay Burley was nailed in an email sting – by her own Sky TV colleagues
• £335m Victoria Beckham gets taxpayer to pay staff’s wages

Nicola Methven, Daily Mirror

• Olympic Nicola to be in first Strictly same-sex pair
• Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford dropped from This Morning slot and replaced by Alison and Dermot
• I’m A Celebrity could move to Scotland if Australia plan fails amid coronavirus pandemic

 Simon Boyle, The Sun

• Dad Sheeran: Ed & wife Cherry are expecting a baby
• Splittle Mix: Band to focus on own careers
• Fury tale of New York: Beeb bans words in Xmas hit

Dan Wootton, The Sun

• Megxit: Civil War as Harry & Meghan quit the Royals
• The Queen & Harry: Kiss and Meg up
• Fresh Prince of Bel Heir! Harry and Meghan move to Hollywood

Larisa Brown, Daily Mail

• Ex-MI6 spy’s dossier sparks Huawei storm
• Deliverance: Afghan interpreters
• The Road to Hell

Max Daly, VICE

• How London Has Changed Over 25 Years, Through the Eyes of a Drug Dealer
• Meet the Gangster-Free Weed Growers Who Hide in Plain Sight
• Drug Dealers Are Dressing Up as Delivery Drivers, Joggers and Nurses to Sell Heroin During Lockdown

Robert Booth, The Guardian

• Hundreds of UK care home deaths not added to official coronavirus toll
• ‘We haven’t had time to grieve’: care homes struggle as Covid-19 deaths rise
• Why did so many people die of Covid-19 in the UK’s care homes?

Tim Bullamore, The Times

• Obituary: Dr Li Wenliang
• Obituary: The Marquess of Bath 
• Obituary: Margarita Pracatan

Tim Harford, Financial Times

• Tim Harford: why we fail to prepare for disasters
• Statistics, lies and the virus: Tim Harford’s five lessons from a pandemic
• In a crisis we mainly keep calm and are kinder than ever

Andrew Penman, Daily Mirror   

• Google Ads, the friend of online fraudsters, pushes sham websites to the top of search results
• Despite its claims to the contrary, Google is doing everything it can to prove it’s the fraudster’s friend
• Is any watchdog capable of stopping the torrent of frauds advertised on Google?

Dan McCrum, Financial Times   

• Wirecard and me: Dan McCrum on exposing a criminal enterprise
• Wirecard says €1.9bn of cash is missing
• Wirecard’s real business relied on small number of customers

John Arlidge, The Sunday Times Magazine          

• The fugitive CEO Carlos Ghosn on how he escaped jail in Japan
• John Lewis boss Sharon White knowingly kills off slogan
• James Dyson interview: how I blew £500m on electric car to rival Tesla

Katie Morley, The Telegraph      

• ‘William Hill made my brain-damaged mother a VIP and she gambled away £88k’
• ‘I got cancer at 39 and now I’ll lose £200k payout, as my GP record falsely states I smoke’
• ‘I called fake Transferwise customer services helpline and lost £168k’

Rob Davies, The Guardian

• Report shows betting industry’s reliance on problem gamblers
• Touts found guilty of fraud over £11m ticket reselling scheme
• Tory MP’s ex-aides work at betting firm that paid him £50,000

Tom Witherow, Daily Mail

• Cynically groomed by a betting giant: Secret emails expose the tricks by Betway to help its ‘top losers’ stay gambling
• Tragic gambler who was ‘groomed’ with a bonus: How online casino plied 25-year-old with a £400 booster just hours before he took his own life
• Hairdresser’s ‘£86k reward for luring a gambling addict from rival bookie’

Jess Cartner-Morley, The Guardian

• “An appetite-jolting salty-sweet lick of beauty and bombshell”: notes from 20 years of fashion shows
• The new taboo: how ‘flattering’ became fashion’s ultimate F-word
• The rock star of retail: how Topshop changed the face of fashion

Lauren Indvik, Financial Times

• Miuccia Prada on breaking the luxury machine
• Sustainable fashion? There’s no such thing
• Light after the lockdown — the future of fashion

Matthew Sweet, 1843 Magazine

• How white nationalists hijacked the Hawaiian shirt
• The history of First Ladies’ hairstyles, untangled
• Why we all submit to leather

Priya Elan, The Guardian

• ‘Woke’ fashion brands face backlash for not practising what they preach
• Italian fashion needs to confront its racism, say industry insiders
• Goodbye Dominic Cummings, carefully styled disruptive dresser

Shane Watson, Daily Mail

• Let your wardrobe whisk you away: Trips abroad may be on hold, but you can still staycation in style
• Why we’re all still dressing for dinner
• 10 pandemic-proof trends that will really cheer you up this summer

Akshat Rathi, Bloomberg

• Exxon’s Plan for Surging Carbon Emissions Revealed in Leaked Documents
• Pandemic Reveals the Science of Risk That Shapes Our Lives

Colin Fernandez, Daily Mail

• Great British Spring Clean: ‘Boris Let’s Spring Clean Britain’
• Rainforests can no longer save us from CO2
• Microplastics in the Womb

Fiona Harvey, The Guardian

• Revealed: Covid recovery plans threaten global climate hopes
• UK plan to use all-male team to host UN climate summit angers observers
• The Paris agreement five years on: is it strong enough to avert climate catastrophe?

Leslie Hook, Financial Times

• The next pandemic: where is it coming from and how do we stop it?
• Climate change: what Antarctica’s ‘doomsday glacier’ means for the planet
• Is Jeff Bezos really serious about beating climate change?

Nada Farhoud, Daily Mirror

• Trophy hunters: Stuff of Nightmares
• Trapped in the village being lost to the sea
• The masks saving us… but killing our wildlife

Robin McKie, The Observer

• Is it time to shut down the zoos?
• ‘It looks like pea soup’: runoff from poultry farms poisons River Wye
• Rampant destruction of forests ‘will unleash more pandemics’

Ben Birchall, PA Media

Dylan Martinez, Reuters

Hannah McKay, Reuters

Henry Nicholls, Thomson Reuters

Hollie Adams, Bloomberg

Philip Coburn, Daily Mirror

Andy Hooper, Daily Mail

Bradley Ormesher, The Times

Carl Recine, Reuters

Marc Aspland, The Times

Richard Pelham, The Sun

Tim Goode, PA Media

Ben Jennings, i

Chris Riddell, The Observer

Jonathan Pugh, Daily Mail

Matt Pritchett, The Telegraph

Morten Morland, The Sunday Times and The Times

Nick Newman, The Sunday Times

Duncan Craig, The Sunday Times

• Gibraltar: Escape to the Rock
• Stuff the snobs: We’ll always need our summer holiday
• TUI: The great holiday meltdown

Joshua Hunt, 1843 Magazine

• The coronavirus cruise: on board the Diamond Princess

Mark Palmer, Daily Mail

• Save our Summer Holidays
• Bill Bryson: The man who sold £81m of books by making us laugh at ourselves
• Grenada: Spice up your life

Nick Trend, The Telegraph

• We’ve had 25 years of cheap flights: it was nice while it lasted
• Turner and the art of travel
• 2020: the year the Earth didn’t move

Tom Payne, Daily Mail

• Day one at Heathrow? It’s an utter shambles
• Fury grows at Boris father’s ‘unbelievable’ trip to Greece
• Get Britain Flying Again: Test hope to halve quarantine (September 2020)

Tom Robbins, Financial Times

• The staycation safari
• Rise of the propeller set
• Is the party over for the chalet holiday?

Anthony Loyd, The Times

• ‘Europe’s Guantanamo’ breeds new generation of Isis militants in Syria
• We’ve beaten the US and will fight on, vow Taliban
• Anthony Loyd: Drones are transforming the battle for Tripoli

Bel Trew, The Independent

• Inside the murky world of Libya’s mercenaries
• How Israel is ‘bombing Gaza blind’ with old intelligence
• ‘We could have saved more lives’: How Beirut firefighters were left to tackle port explosions blind

Louise Callaghan, The Sunday Times

• The child gold diggers: illegal mines in Ghana
• Interview with Anders Tegnell: Sweden’s coronavirus tsar who resisted lockdown
• Iranians put their kidneys on sale as sanctions bleed life from economy

Megha Rajagopalan, BuzzFeed UK

• China Secretly Built A Vast New Infrastructure To Imprison Muslims
• Tursunay Ziyawudun interview: She Escaped One Of China’s Brutal Internment Camps For Muslims. Now She Could Be Sent Back
• A British Skin Care Brand Pressured Asian Influencers To Promote Its Skin Whiteners. They Fought Back

Miles Johnson, Financial Times

• Inside the Vatican scandal over a London property investment
• Vatican cardinal resigns in wake of London property investigation
• How the Mafia infiltrated Italy’s hospitals and laundered the profits globally

Nicolas Pelham, 1843 Magazine

• Trapped in Iran
• How Iran can respond to the killing of Qassem Suleimani
• Qatar, the Gulf emirate famed for openness, is silencing critics

Andrew Gregory, The Sunday Times

• UK faces ‘major’ outbreak, warns top virus expert
• 250,000 missed cancer checks
• Revealed: how elderly paid price of protecting NHS from Covid

Jo MacFarlane, The Mail on Sunday

• Has Covid killed off the Flu?
• Why are GPs still refusing to see patients face to face?
• Will some victims of Covid-19 be ill for years?

Laura Donnelly, The Telegraph

• Millions to be told ‘stay at home’ if coronavirus spreads
• Precisely how prepared is the NHS for this?
• Covid cases ‘lost’ in test and trace blunder

Sarah Boseley, The Guardian

• Coronavirus ‘could infect 60% of global population if unchecked’
• ‘Absolutely wrong’: how UK’s coronavirus test strategy unravelled
• Origin story: what do we know now about where coronavirus came from?

Sarah Neville, Financial Times

• Will the UK’s love for the NHS survive the pandemic?
• Covid-19 unmasks weaknesses of English public health agency 
• Empty non-coronavirus beds raise fears that sickest are avoiding NHS

Simon Akam, 1843 Magazine

• The NHS in peril: how Britain fought the first covid-19 wave
• On the hunt with Yorkshire’s virus-detectives

Andy Bull, The Guardian

• Steve Thompson: ‘I can’t remember winning the World Cup’
• Alix Popham: ‘We knew our bodies would be in bits. We had no clue our brains were’
• ‘Others did less but got more’: England’s lost generation of black cricketers

Jeremy Wilson, The Telegraph

• Sir Bobby Charlton diagnosed with dementia
• Mental health issues endemic at elite level, sport warned
• ‘I may get leg amputated to make Games’

Matt Dickinson, The Times

• Boxing’s violence makes me squirm
• In search of Britain’s oldest Olympian
• Outrageous and fearless – Diego lived ten epic lives

Mike Atherton, The Times

• Shut out the noise, Jofra – focus on your talent, team-mates and cricket
• Written in green ink, the single letter that altered a sport and changed lives
• Justin Langer: Would Ben Stokes be in my team? He’s the first person I’d pick

Rob Draper, The Mail on Sunday

• Revealed: British 2012 Olympians used as guinea pigs for Special Forces ‘wonder drug’
• Emma Jackson interview: Rising star says her career collapsed after England football team doctor advised her to take thyroid drugs
• Meltdown: Pay cuts for Premier League stars

Sam Wallace, The Telegraph

• Project Big Picture: United and Liverpool plot football’s biggest shake-up in a generation
• Michael Oliver re-referees the 1970 FA Cup final: ‘There would have been 11 red cards if I were in charge’
• Liverpool: Club might be back on top but the city faces new challenges

Anna Mikhailova, The Mail on Sunday

• Lockdown professor steps down after breaking rules to meet married lover, The Telegraph
• Victory for war on lone births as mums-to-be given priority for testing, The Mail on Sunday
• Boris to kill off the 10pm curfew, The Mail on Sunday

George Parker, Financial Times

• Dominic Cummings has ‘done’ Brexit. Now he plans to reinvent politics
• Inside Westminster’s coronavirus blame game
• No 10 official chosen to be head of UK civil service

Harry Cole, The Sun

• Five Days of Christmas, The Sun
• Abbott Our Wizard of Oz, The Sun
• Minister Accused of Bias In £1 Billion Planning Row Lobbied By Developer At Tory Dinner, The Mail on Sunday

Pippa Crerar, Daily Mirror

• Cummings broke lockdown rules while he had coronavirus symptoms
• Five steps to end of lockdown (May 2020)

Steven Swinford, The Times

• National lockdown looms (October 2020)
• Williamson was warned about risk of exam fiasco
• Johnson and Sunak split over reform of pensions

Tim Shipman, The Sunday Times

• Coronavirus: Boris Johnson keeps calm but Whitehall plans for worst
• Coronavirus: Boris Johnson and civil service chief Sir Mark Sedwill clash over action plan
• There were three in this marriage: Boris, Carrie and Dominic Cummings

Daniel Finkelstein, The Times

• Brexiteers need to make their minds up
• Party members aren’t fit to pick their leader
• Johnson has undercooked his virus plan

James Forsyth, The Spectator

• Escaping the dragon: the government’s new approach to China
• Why Biden might be better for Brexit Britain
• How will this ‘war’ change us?

Marina Hyde, The Guardian

• After Donald Trump’s deranged balcony address, we’re all gasping together
• Matt Hancock, could you honestly think of no one better to run test and trace?
• The truth about why Cummings hasn’t gone: Johnson is too terrified to sack him

Stephen Bush, i

• A true test of Starmer’s resolve: Dismissal shows he understands Labour’s anti-Semitism problem
• Sshh, don’t mention the B-word: Labour and the Lib Dems want to move on from Brexit battles
• Hancock’s finest hour: The Health Secretary, rather than Sunak, is emerging with credit

Tim Shipman, The Sunday Times

• Coronavirus: ten days that shook Britain — and changed the nation for ever
• Brexit deal: ‘Madman’ Boris Johnson gets his Hollywood ending
• There were three in this marriage: Boris, Carrie and Dominic Cummings

 Tom McTague, The Atlantic

• How the Pandemic Revealed Britain’s National Illness
• Why Britain Brexited
• John Le Carré knew England’s secrets

Antonia Hoyle, Daily Mail

• Covid-19 and children: Tell us the truth about our children
• Should Dexter,9, really be on the transgender fast track?
• So just how ethical is Kate’s scandal-hit designer?

Barbara Davies, Daily Mail

• Princess Anne’s secret affair with my lover
• Pollution killed my darling girl … I’ll fight on to save others from invisible enemy
• Kate Shemirani: Covid denier – Is this the most dangerous woman in Britain?

Henry Deedes, Daily Mail

• Boris Johnson: He’s a man still adjusting to life after a terrifying brush with death’s pale rider
• God Help America: the US Election
• Gormless Gavin gobbled the bait as his Downing Street handlers screamed: Nooo!

Ian Birrell, Tortoise / The Mail on Sunday

• Old money: care home Covid-19 crisis, Tortoise
• Undercover with the heroic women fighting to topple Europe’s last dictator, The Mail on Sunday
• China’s Uighur women reveal how the Communist regime turned hospitals in centres of mass murder, The Mail on Sunday

Oliver Harvey, The Sun

• Maradona: Touched by the hand of God
• Paddling with shovels, bailing out with shoes, risking death for a new life
• Man who sells human kidneys on Facebook for £85,000

Sarah Oliver, The Mail on Sunday

• Nick Fox: The He-Devil hits back
• How the eccentric who uncovered Britain’s greatest treasure trove was robbed of glory by snobbery
• Assange fathered two babies inside embassy

 Tanith Carey, Daily Mail

• Why porn’s obsession with ever younger girls is putting our daughters in danger…
• A kitchen knife to the throat, punched in the teeth… Hidden shame of the men abused by the women they love
• Vitamin drips: The beauty craze that’s dripping with danger

 Zing Tsjeng, VICE

• My Encounter with the UK’s Nightmarish Immigration System
• ‘It’s Othering’ – British-Japanese Artist Rina Sawayama Can’t Enter British Awards
• How the British Empire Became One of the Biggest Drug Pushers in History

Andrew Billen, The Times

• The Oxford College, the assault and the dean who was suspended
• Unhappy Meals: The British schoolgirls who took on McDonald’s
• The future of porn? It’s not what you think. Andrew Billen gets into virtual reality

Cara McGoogan, The Daily Telegraph

• DS Nick Bailey: What happened to the police victim of the Salisbury poisonings?
• The future of the fried chicken shop: can the ‘pub for all ages’ survive coronavirus?
• ‘The man I fell in love with and lived with for five years was an undercover police officer with a family’

 Christina Lamb, The Sunday Times Magazine

• One day in April: families and frontline workers of the Covid crisis
• At this hotel they treat the homeless as guests — except they give them a hug
• The only way is Wessex: Can Sophie steady the royal ship?

Mick Brown, The Telegraph

• What is QAnon, who is behind it, and what will happen when Trump is no longer president?
• Inside Weinstein’s missing two years
• Inside the mind of serial killer Dennis Nilsen

Nicolas Pelham, 1843 Magazine

• Trapped in Iran

Sathnam Sanghera, The Times

• The deaths that have brought me to tears: It’s taken a crisis to reveal how much the NHS relies on BAME staff
• Look who’s moved in with me: Sathnam Sanghera on life with his nieces
• I couldn’t live with them; now I can’t live without them

Tim Adams, The Observer

• Jack of hearts: one year after the death of London Bridge attack victim Jack Merritt
• What an anchor! How Good Morning Britain’s Piers Morgan is fuelling the fires of the daytime culture wars.
• Jolyon Maugham QC ‘I really don’t like acts of dishonesty by the state

Alexi Mostrous, Tortoise

• Leadership: Inside the politburo
• Welcome to the United States of Amazon
• Going viral

 Danny Fortson, The Sunday Times

• Parler: The site where hate speech is free
• Facebook brings Americans together – to splinter society
• Love me, love the drugs I’m paid to plug

 Dave Lee, Financial Times

• Amazon deletes 20,000 reviews after evidence of profits for posts
• What next for Uber? Inside the fight for its future
• Amazon auditions to be ‘the new Red Cross’ in Covid-19 crisis

Hannah Boland, The Telegraph

• Covid takeaway boom helped turn Deliveroo profitable, report reveals
• Coding that led to lockdown was ‘totally unreliable’ and a ‘buggy mess’, say experts
• Oxford’s Sir John Bell: ‘We’re not going to beat the second wave’

Stephanie Kirchgaessner, The Guardian

• Jeff Bezos hack: Amazon boss’s phone ‘hacked by Saudi crown prince’
• Phone of top Catalan politician ‘targeted by government-grade spyware’
• Revealed: China suspected of spying on Americans via Caribbean phone networks

 Barnie Choudhury, Eastern Eye

• “Investigate BBC bullies”: MPs call for independent inquiry after BAME producer attempts suicide
• Asian medics on the frontline are still dying
• Commissioner’s concerns over ‘failed’ Asian abuse victims

Saba Salman, The Guardian

• My sister has a learning disability and I can’t visit her because of coronavirus
• Coronavirus restrictions have robbed disabled people of their independence
• ‘My fear is he’ll never come home’: the learning disabled people locked away in lockdown

Camilla Long, The Sunday Times

• TV review: Normal People
• TV review: I Hate Suzie, starring Billie Piper
• TV review: The Repair Shop

Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail

• Brilliantly Blood Curdling! As the BBC’s gruesome new Dracula drama terrifies millions of viewers, CHRISTOPHER STEVENS gives a five-star thumbs-up
• Very Merry Netflixmas! New Regency romp Bridgerton leaves the BBC’s Call The Midwife looking rather wan
• Herriot’s back – and they’re milking the 30s nostalgia

Craig Brown, The Mail on Sunday

• Finding Freedom
• The Roy Strong Diaries
• A Little History of Poetry

Deborah Ross, The Mail on Sunday

• The Undoing
• Belgravia
• Bridgerton

Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph

• The Upstart Crow review, Gielgud: welcome back Ben Elton, all is forgiven
• Does coronavirus really mean curtains for British theatre?
• Cameron Mackintosh: I predicted disaster for theatre and I have proved to be an oracle

Jay Rayner, The Observer

• Flying Frenchman La Canteen, London: ‘Order his food if you live nearby’ – restaurant review
• At last, going out for lunch, in a French place really worth the wait
• Northcote at Home: ‘Am I a fan? Yes’ – restaurant review

Abul Taher, The Mail on Sunday

• Maddie suspect’s chilling boast: I can transport kids in my campervan
• Priti in Racist French Storm

Gabriel Pogrund, The Sunday Times

• George Pascoe-Watson among lobbyists given secret access to Covid meetings
• Vaccine tsar Kate Bingham runs up £670,000 PR bill
• Lobbyist given secret access to Covid meetings

Jeremy Armstrong, Daily Mirror

• Watchdog is call on to probe Cummings’ ‘2^nd lockdown trip’
• Scandalous: PPE equipment sent overseas as UK firms’ offers ignored
• Don’t waste your organs when you die… save a life

 Robert Mendick, The Daily Telegraph/Sunday Telegraph

• CPS identified Mabrouk’s key role in lead-up to WPc’s death
• Lib Dems to throw out Steel over Cyril Smith sex abuse
• Ghislaine and Kevin’s game of thrones … the story behind an arresting snap taken inside Buckingham Palace

Stephen Wright, Daily Mail

• Carl Beech investigation: The Met behaved like the Mob. Now they’ve had to pay me £250,000
• Stephen Lawrence Murder: I was a witness to Stephen’s murder . . . and it haunts me still
• Andrew & Virginia Dossier: New doubt over Duke’s Alibi

 Tom Wells, The Sun

• Yanks: Hand Andy Over
• Cyprus Sex Attack Girl Speaks Out: ‘Rapists were like a pack of wolves’
• No Socialist Distancing: Corbyn Flouts Rule of Six at Dinner Party for Nine

Britannia Waives the Rules, i

Cummings Broke Lockdown Rules, Daily Mirror

For pity’s sake, just let them hold hands, Daily Mail

‘Our streets are not empty, they are filled with love’, The Sun

The lives cut short, The Guardian

Young, British and Black, The Guardian