The Papers: Raab fights for political life and SpaceX blows up

The decision of a study into bullying allegations against Deputy PM and Justice Secretary Dominic Raab dominates respective of Friday's beforehand pages. The Times says Rishi Sunak was agonising past nighttime implicit whether to sack Mr Raab. The insubstantial reports Mr Raab was sent a transcript of the study and is said to beryllium "confident" the study shows helium did not breach the ministerial code. Mr Raab has rejected each allegations of bullying.

Mr Raab is "fighting for his governmental life", the Guardian says, arsenic Mr Sunak past nighttime pored implicit the "stinging" study into the bullying allegations. The insubstantial accidental alleged victims fearfulness the deficiency of determination connected Thursday means Mr Raab whitethorn support his job. The Guardian besides finds country to item its probe into the backstage wealthiness of King Charles.

The Daily Telegraph reports Mr Raab volition "fight to the death" to support his furniture job. The insubstantial says the hold successful a determination from Mr Sunak suggested determination were "grey areas" and the study was not "cut and dry".

The detonation of Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket soon aft blast-off besides features connected respective beforehand pages. "Elon... we person a problem" is the header connected the beforehand of the Metro. The insubstantial says Mr Musk described the motorboat arsenic a success, contempt his rocket blowing isolated conscionable 4 minutes aft lift-off.

The motorboat of SpaceX's Starship is the main representation connected the beforehand of the Financial Times. The insubstantial says Mr Musk enactment a affirmative rotation connected the spacecraft's explosion, hailing the motorboat "an breathtaking test". Elsewhere, the insubstantial reports US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned that decoupling from China would beryllium "disastrous" for some countries. She called for a "constructive and fair" economical narration betwixt China and the US, the insubstantial reports.

The Daily Express accuses the BBC of ignoring a telephone from 2 MPs urging agreed enactment connected safeguarding same-sex spaces, amid calls for changes by transgender groups. The insubstantial says the statement did not get immoderate sum connected the corporation's broadcast quality outlets, contempt being "by acold the astir liked story" erstwhile it was posted connected the BBC's Twitter feed.

TV presenter Paul O'Grady's ceremonial is besides featured prominently. "For the emotion of Paul," says the Sun, arsenic the insubstantial reports the star's hubby was tearful arsenic hundreds of mourners lined the streets adjacent their location successful Kent to wage respects.

And the Daily Star says dozens of dogs besides lined the streets to wage tribute to Paul O'Grady. It's main representation is of a canine holding a representation of O'Grady, which reads: "Thank you". The 67-year-old, who died past month, was the big of ITV's For the Love of Dogs.

The Daily Mirror leads with the entreaty by Olivia Pratt-Korbel's slayer to person his 42-year minimum situation condemnation cut. Thomas Cashman is challenging his condemnation for fatally shooting nine-year-old Olivia successful Liverpool past year. The insubstantial besides covers Paul O'Grady's funeral. In a tribute, the insubstantial describes him arsenic a "showman to the precise end".

The Daily Mail focuses connected the government's Illegal Migration Bill - saying it is apt to look absorption successful the House of Lords. The insubstantial says unelected Lords are poised to artifact the "vital measure that would halt judges halting deportations".