One Month Ago’s Papers UK Front Pages and Headlines

According to the Daily Star, lifeguards on UK beaches have warned the seawater is cold enough to cause a fatal shock. 

The United Nation’s human rights agency has condemned the prime minister’s Rwanda refugee partnership, stating that it would be unworkable, The Guardian writes. 

Speed limiters could be fitted to all new cars under government plans to fall in line with a European Union ruling, The Daily Telegraph writes.

According to the Daily Mail, civil servants will be allowed to work from home indefinitely, despite being urged by ministers to return to the office.

The i writes that despite worries over the government’s plans to send Channel migrants to Rwanda, they will still try and make the crossing to Kent.

According to The Independent, Boris Johnson’s government condemned Rwanda for failing to investigate human rights violations just months before securing a multi-million pound deal with the East African country. 

The Daily Mirror writes that Prince Harry and Meghan will bring their two children, Archie and Lilibet, to meet the Queen soon.