Newspaper headlines: 'Rumble in the jungle' and 'route out' from Raab

A mates of beforehand pages pb with erstwhile Health Secretary Matt Hancock being fixed a "jungle grilling" by his I'm a Celebrity... campmates. The Daily Mirror reports ITV newsreader Charlene White, whose aunt died unsocial successful lockdown from Covid, refused to judge Mr Hancock's apology - with the writer adamant that falling successful emotion was nary excuse for breaking his ain guidance.

The Sun's beforehand leafage is dedicated to the information that Mr Hancock has been described arsenic "abhorrent" for eating a camel penis arsenic portion of the world TV programme . The insubstantial notes the unsocial culinary experience, of which it carries a alternatively elaborate picture, was the 2nd clip that viewers had voting for him to look a Bushtucker Trial.

The Guardian leads with an exclusive communicative that elder civilian servants were offered "respite oregon a way out" from moving with Justice Secretary Dominic Raab again. The insubstantial says the lawman premier curate allegedly near immoderate unit "traumatised by his behaviour" successful his erstwhile stint starring the Ministry of Justice, with respective deciding to determination positions successful the section up of his return. A root adjacent to Mr Raab tells the insubstantial helium is "always professional" with staff.

Public assemblage strikes volition distract constabulary from warring crime, the Metropolitan Police commissioner has warned the Daily Telegraph. Sir Mark Rowley tells the insubstantial that officers are being forced to walk an "unsustainable" magnitude of clip monitoring susceptible radical successful hospitals - informing that nationalist assemblage onslaught action, which constabulary are banned from taking portion successful themselves, would "hurt officers each the more".

The one play focuses connected a hold to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's "growth plan", which it says had been owed to beryllium revealed successful adjacent week's Autumn Statement. Shelving plans to chopped taxes connected businesses making backstage investments successful superior projects volition rise concerns among businesses and Tory MPs the Treasury whitethorn not bash capable to assistance the UK retired of recession, the insubstantial reports.

Care homes and hospitals continuing to enforce Covid visitant restrictions volition beryllium required to let radical to spot relatives nether caller plans, according to the Times. The insubstantial says residents of attraction homes are acceptable beryllium fixed the ineligible close to person visitors, amid reports hundreds of facilities are inactive "imposing stringent conditions" beyond nationalist wellness guidance.

The FT Weekend leads with the "stunning collapse" of cryptocurrency steadfast FTX, aft the $32bn (£27bn) radical filed for bankruptcy successful the US. The insubstantial says the volatile manufacture has been "rocked" by the nonaccomplishment of the "once high-flying" company, with the world's astir invaluable decentralised integer currency Bitcoin dropping to a two-year debased pursuing the news.

A woody betwixt France and the UK to person British officials stationed crossed the English Channel to halt tiny vessel crossings could beryllium acceptable wrong a week, reports the Daily Express. The insubstantial says the "ambitious" program would spot teams from some countries targeting people-smuggling gangs.

The UK's astir elder anti-terror constabulary serviceman has been accused of a "woke stunt" by wearing covering designed to simulate the menopause, according to the Daily Mail. Matt Jukes was "condemned" by elder retired officers for wearing a blistery flush vest during a meeting, 1 of whom argued helium was undermining nationalist attitudes to the police's quality to combat transgression and nationalist disorder.

A comedian insulted by David Walliams aft performing successful beforehand of him connected Britain's Got Talent has "got her ain backmost successful style", according to the Daily Star. The insubstantial says Mr Walliams has been fixed "both barrels" by Clare Harrison McCartney, who described the erstwhile Little Britain prima arsenic a "horrible man" who shouldn't flatter himself implicit his ain attractiveness.