Friday’s Papers UK Front Pages and Headlines

The Daily Mirror has spoken to sources who say Prince Andrew is worried about Virginia Giuffre’s lawsuit, which could cost him millions.

The Daily Express expects ministers to scrap green and amber lists for British travellers in favour of one “no-go” category for the world’s worst-hit COVID hotspots.

The Daily Star says it has an exclusive with “Piers Moron”, who said he wanted to headbutt weather presenter Alex Beresford.

The Times reports on concerns that the UK and US’s defence pact with Australia could lead to Britain being dragged into a war with China.

The Guardian leads with backlash over the US and UK’s nuclear submarine pact with Australia, citing concerns that the alliance could provoke China and prompt conflict in the Pacific.

Home Secretary Priti Patel has told police to take “decisive action” against climate change activists after video showed officers facilitating a blockade of the M25, according to The Daily Telegraph.

The Financial Times hears that Chancellor Rishi Sunak is planning to use next month’s budget to lay out new rules to rein in government borrowing.

BBC presenter Gavin Ramjaun speaks of his disgust in Metro after Twitter said a racist troll who called him a “curry muncher aborigine” did not violate its rules.