Yesterday’s Papers UK Front Pages and Headlines

The Times reports that the prime minister is planning to allow ministers to throw out legal rulings.

The Daily Star leads with what it calls the “massive hunt” for the justice secretary’s missing brain, after he said that crimes committed a year ago do not need to be investigated.

Prince Harry claims he raised concerns about the donor involved in the “cash for access” scandal – that’s on the front of the Daily Mail.

The axing of EU rules will allow UK businesses to compete on a level playing field, the Daily Express says.

More than 300,000 housebound people are yet to receive their COVID-19 booster jabs, The Daily Telegraph reports.

The Guardian has a warning from the creator of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine, who says the next virus could be worse than COVID-19.

Christmas celebrations could lead to restrictions in the New Year, the Daily Mirror warns.

Lloyds Banking Group is expanding its ambitions in property, the Financial Times says.

Metro has news of another storm approaching the UK, less than two weeks after Arwen.