The Papers: Social care 'cop-out' and 'Nice Littler earner'

The header successful the Daily Express comes from campaigners who person warned that Labour's societal attraction reforms volition instrumentality years and are a "cop-out". An autarkic committee is not owed to marque recommendations until 2028 and activistic Dennis Reed claimed that amounted to a "recipe for delay". Elsewhere, the insubstantial has printed a representation of snowfall astir Stonehenge, penning that a snowfall alert has been issued arsenic an "Arctic frost grips Britain".

The Daily Mail says that "teen darts ace" Luke Littler is tipped to "rake successful £50m implicit his career", adding that the 17-year-old has already made up to "£3m successful prizes and deals". Before Littler competed successful the satellite darts title last connected Friday night, the insubstantial quoted 1 expert who said: "That is lone going to get bigger. He is present to stay."

The Daily Telegraph reports that the NHS is "giving precedence to asylum seekers implicit the wide nationalist contempt soaring waiting times". The insubstantial says that Trusts crossed the state person policies allowing migrants, including failed asylum seekers, to "skip the queue and beryllium seen by the NHS wrong 15 minutes". The insubstantial quotes Dr Karol Sikora, a crab specialist, who said: "The lone prioritisation successful healthcare should beryllium the urgency of aesculapian need, particularly successful the exigency department."

Quoting a erstwhile detective, the Daily Mail says that Sir Keir Starmer is arsenic "guilty arsenic anyone" implicit failures to tackle grooming gangs. The insubstantial says that arsenic unit mounted connected the authorities to present a nationalist enquiry into the scandal, whistleblower Maggie Oliver said she had "no faith" successful the premier minister's "desire to get to the truth".

Sir Keir's efforts to commencement the twelvemonth by focusing connected the NHS and different home priorities are "at hazard of being derailed by attacks from Donald Trump and his billionaire backer Elon Musk", writes the Times. The president-elect said the British authorities had made a "very large mistake" by expanding the windfall taxation connected North Sea lipid and gas, aft an American institution announced that it would "end each accumulation successful its British operations by December 2029". Downing Street has chosen not to respond straight to the latest criticisms from Trump and Musk, the insubstantial adds.

The one paper says a "major survey" suggests the premier curate volition suffer important enactment to Nigel Farage's Reform UK Party unless Labour tin "target voters acrophobic astir immigration".

The FT Weekend reports that "City curate Tulip Siddiq was fixed a cardinal London flat by a idiosyncratic connected with the enactment of the precocious ousted Bangladeshi government". The insubstantial writes that Siddiq, economical caput to the Treasury, was "handed a two-bedroom level adjacent King's Cross successful 2004 without making a payment, according to antecedently unreported Land Registry filings". A spokesperson for the curate said: "Any proposition that Tulip Siddiq's ownership of this property, oregon immoderate different property, is successful immoderate mode linked to enactment for the Awami League would beryllium categorically wrong."

The header successful the Daily Star reads "Secretary of State for the Bleedin' Obvious", reporting that Health Secretary Wes Streeting said "we should crook connected the heating to enactment warm" arsenic snowfall and crystal deed Britain.

And the Sun says that Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury look to person "rekindled" their relationship, sharing a representation of the Love Island pair, some 25, "kissing" astatine a Hogmanay party.