What the papers say – October 10
Brexit and the footballers’ wives dispute between Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney are making news in the Thursday papers.
The latest moves on Brexit and the footballers’ wives’ tiff between Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney dominate the papers today.
The Daily Telegraph reports on the EU insisting there will be no Brexit extension without a new referendum or an election.
The i says the Tories risk being torn apart over plans for a no-deal Brexit, while the Daily Express says the Government will write a second letter to the EU saying it does not intend to extend the Brexit date beyond October 31.
In the world of WAGs, the Daily Mirror, The Sun and the Daily Star lead on the Vardy-Rooney spat.
In other news, The Independent reports on Turkish forces launching airstrikes against Kurdish fighters in Syria.
The Times and Metro carry a call from Britain’s chief medical officer for food to be banned on trains to counter obesity.
The Guardian carries an investigative report naming the 20 firms responsible for one third of all global carbon emissions.
The Financial Times reports on a tax overhaul by the OECD to target big technology companies.
And the Daily Mail leads with a campaign to increase childhood vaccinations.
