The Guardian says with Milan in town, surprisingly for the first time at Anfield, it was understandable that Istanbul cropped up several times
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The i says it wasn’t just Emma Raducanu who had to change her flights as she stormed through the rounds to win the US Open, her team did too.
The Metro says John McEnroe has once again defended the comments he made about Emma Raducanu’s mental strength following her withdrawal from Wimbledon
Wednesday’s front pages are dominated by PM Boris Johnson’s plans for tackling a Covid surge this autumn and winter.
“A Covid winter warner” says Metro, which says the PM revealed a “light-touch Plan A” and a “tougher Plan B” to tackle the virus.
The i claims the PM’s plan B to prevent a new lockdown includes the possible return of classroom bubbles to keep schools open.
The Guardian focuses on a warning from advisers that up to 7,000 people a day could be hospitalised with Covid in England next month.
Sky News says extreme weather will cost the US well over $100bn (£72bn) this year, according to President Biden.
Aljazeera says Haiti’s political crisis has worsened after Prime Minister Ariel Henry on Tuesday sacked the chief public prosecutor.
Arab News says at least 80 Iran-backed Houthi militia fighters have been killed in two days of fierce fighting with government troops.
BBC News says North Korea has fired two ballistic missiles into the East Sea, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) confirmed.
France24 says Californians voted overwhelmingly to keep their Democratic governor, rejecting a Republican attempt to unseat him.
The Guardian says Prof Chris Whitty has said those spreading myths about Covid-19 vaccines “should be ashamed”.
TRT World says Jordan Siebatcheu struck with the last kick of the game as Young Boys claimed a 2-1 Champions League win over Manchester United.
“Plan for the worst” is the headline in the Daily Mirror, which says the nation “is bracing for another grim winter”.
The prime minister has paved the way for new coronavirus restrictions this winter, according to the Daily Mail.
The Daily Express leads on quotes from Mr Johnson urging the nation to be “sensible and responsible” to stop a Covid resurgence.
Vogue says after shutting down the Met Gala 2021 red carpet in an enrobing inky black Balenciaga gown, Rihanna pivoted from hyper-volume to an altogether slinkier silhouette for her after-party.
NPR says for the first time in nearly two decades, California voters will decide whether to remove their governor in a recall election on Tuesday, Sept. 14.
The Independent says Elliot Page made his Met Gala 2021 debut on Monday night wearing a Balenciaga suit, black sneakers, and green rose pinned to his lapel.
The government have confirmed that booster jabs will be offered to the 50 and overs, those in care homes, and frontline health and social care workers as of next week.
The Guardian says Novak Djokovic sat silently in his chair after being thoroughly outplayed by Daniil Medvedev in the US Open final on Sunday
The Metro says Paul Pogba is now leaning towards extending his stay at Manchester United following the return of Cristiano Ronaldo, according to reports.
The i says Harvey Elliott has thanked fans for their “overwhelming love and support” after suffering a dislocated ankle during Liverpool‘s 3-0 win against Leeds at Elland Road on Saturday.
The i says the Government is targeting 2024 as the year to introduce numerical grades for A-levels, i can reveal.
