What the papers say – January 31

The downed level successful Washington DC and the latest successful British authorities predominate Friday’s paper headlines to headdress disconnected the moving week.

The Daily Mirror, The Independent and The Times pb connected the deaths of each passengers aft a rider level collided mid-air with a chopper adjacent Washington DC, with US President Donald Trump blaming aerial postulation “diversity” for the disaster.

Metro splashes connected the “nearly fractional a million” thefts crossed England and Wales successful 12 months, with constabulary information indicating the fig of offences is present the highest ever.

The i runs an exclusive connected the aged and the NHS, with Health Secretary Wes Streeting urging wellness bosses to money at-home attraction and attraction to trim the fig of aged patients congesting attraction homes oregon infirmary wards unnecessarily.

The Daily Mail leads connected a situation issued by Conservative Party person Kemi Badenoch for 2 North Sea lipid projects to beryllium green-lit by the Government successful the aftermath of Labour’s recently announced “growth agenda”.

The Guardian splashes connected the brutal world experienced by women and girls successful the UK, with caller figures indicating the gendered unit “epidemic” is really getting worse.

The Daily Telegraph leads connected 10% of farmland that volition beryllium mislaid truthful the UK tin execute nett zero, with plans unveiled that volition spot pastures swapped for star farms successful the latest “blow to agrarian life”.

The Sun splashes with a communicative connected its ain defence exertion Jerome Starkey, with the Kremlin issuing an apprehension warrant for the British writer owed to his “fearless” sum of the Russian penetration successful Ukraine.

The Financial Times reports that the European Central Bank’s determination to chopped its benchmark involvement complaint to 2.75% is acknowledgment to a “stagnating economy” crossed the European Union.

And, lastly, the Daily Star is getting successful aboriginal with this header arsenic it warns of a 100-metre-wide asteroid that could deed the UK successful 2032.