A mixed bunch in this morning’s tabloids as no story really leads the headlines.
The Sun reports that the “bitter son” of lottery winner Angela Dawes kicked him out of home when he was just 12 years old.
The Daily Mirror sticks with the disturbing details of Jo Yeates’s murder revealing she “fought to her last breath”.
Metro leads with crew from a hijacked ship putting a “message in a bottle” which lead to their rescue from pirates.
For the Daily Mail it’s still Dr Liam Fox who is driving the news agenda, as it splashes: “Fox, four foreign breaks – and more questions”.
It claims he enjoyed sunshine breaks with his friend thanks to flights funded by the taxpayer.
The Star also goes with EuroMillions winners Dave and Angela Dawes. “We’ll make all our mates millionaires,” reports The Star.
While the Daily Express goes with a “Wonder diet” which can apparently cure heart disease. Pictured is Jo Yeates.
The newly designed Independent avoids all the other headlines. “BP worst ever oil spill in Shetlands drilling”
In the broadsheets, The Guardian reverts to Fox again by looking at hotel records from Dubai which is says “cast doubt on Fox claims”.
The Daily Telegraph reveals “Fox’s friend linked to Tory donor” and The Times also splashes “Fox used best man to bypass Whitehall.”
It’s not looking good for Fox.