Tuesday's papers report reaction to Boris Johnson's address to business groups at the Port of Tyne.

PM's Peppa Pig speech 'stokes Tory anger'

Tuesday's back pages

A doctor says rugby's "halo has slipped" and an ex-player wants action on alcohol "loose cannons".

Recent incidents at the Principality Stadium have prompted debate about whether fans should be allowed to drink alcohol in their seats

Call to end 'cosy relationship' of beer and rugby

Marlon Van Der Mark says it is "heart-breaking" to see the stigma around HIV "so alive".

'It took me four years to reveal I had HIV'

'I had death threats after posting about my HIV'

About 25% of local babies have been delivered at Dr Gray's in Elgin since maternity services were downgraded.

Three-quarters of Moray babies born in Aberdeen

Pochettino expected to leave PSG for Manchester United, Salah close to signing a long-term deal at Liverpool, Bayern Munich express interest in Barca midfielder Pedri, plus more.

Tuesday's gossip column

He’s had a bad few weeks – and some are questioning whether the PM can bounce back.

Is everything OK for Boris Johnson?

"Little girls flying through the air." Witnesses recount the Waukesha Christmas parade horror.

Witnesses recount how SUV mowed down parade-goers

The town that gets children to design its Christmas lights has let them mark the pandemic in their special way.

'Wonky' Christmas lights return with a Covid twist

Doctors treating virus patients in Lanarkshire tell BBC Scotland they are under "unprecedented pressure".

A&E staff fear post-Christmas rise in Covid cases

Scotland's vaccine passport scheme could be extended to cinemas, theatres and other venues in December.

Decision due on vaccine passport scheme expansion

Boris Johnson is questioned by a reporter after talking about Peppa Pig World at a business conference.

Peppa Pig and losing notes: PM's bizarre speech

Negotiators were brought in to end the rooftop protest in Wrexham, which lasted more than 11 hours.

Arrests after 'free Palestine' factory roof demo

More than a hundred children are living in hotels because of a shortage of places in care homes.

People thought to be migrants in Border Force vessel are brought in to Dover on 20 November 2021

Councils to be forced to take child asylum seekers

Many people don't know that Norway is the world capital of outdoor stairways: superbly engineered wooden and concrete steps that lead to the country's most beautiful viewpoints.

View over Norway's Rauma river and mountains from trails built by Sherpas from Nepal

Norway's soaring mountain staircases

Natalie Johnson has not been able to claim free childcare for her son Franklin until now.

Mum calls free childcare move a 'fantastic idea'

A private investigator has apologised for targeting the Duke of Sussex's ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy for surveillance when they were dating.

Investigator describes how Harry's ex was targeted

At least five people, aged between 52 and 81, were killed when a vehicle ploughed into a Christmas parade.

Police chief gets choked up naming Wisconsin victims

Austria's chancellor regrets jabs will be mandatory, but current low rates are "too little, too late".

'You don’t only have rights, you have obligations'

Four black men wrongly accused of raping a white teenager are exonerated after 72 years.

One of the pardoned men, Walter Irvin, speaks with his lawyers during his trial

Groveland Four cleared of 1949 rape charge in US

A report says the second phase of the £67m project will start in January.

Delays to flood walls for town hit by tidal surge

Watch the goals from Sunday's SWPL1 matches, including wins for Rangers, Glasgow City and Celtic.

Watch: Weekend SWPL1 Goals

Northern Ireland manager Kenny Shiels believes his side are in for a "rough ride" when they face North Macedonia in a World Cup qualifying double-header.

'North Macedonia will be rough ride'

The bus was taken from Delves Junior School and later recovered but with some parts removed.

Community minibus stolen from outside school

The man was charged in connection with the death of Kade Bougourd, 19 in April.

Man, 28, charged with death by dangerous driving

Timothy Lively abused a girl when he was a Warwickshire Police cadet and children's home volunteer.

Former police officer sentenced for sex offences

Joseph McMullen, 20, was left partially paralysed and his 17-year-old friend died in the stabbing.

Man 'scared for his life' in fatal alley stabbing

Scarlets' Wales internationals will travel to South Africa with the rest of the squad for their United Rugby Championship double-header.

Scarlets' Wales stars go to South Africa

Dundee United ban the fan charged with assault on Funso Ojo at Tannadice but the Aberdeen midfielder's controversial second yellow card will not be overturned.

Ojo yellow card will not be overturned

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon says it could affect NI Water's ability to deliver services.

NI Water could see £25m spike in electricity bill

The business group says emerging industries such as biotech should be based in the North.

CBI boss says economic growth should be across UK

Three people are under investigation in relation to the death of Nicolas Bryan in Weston-super-Mare.

Man found with head injury was 'gentle soul'

Firefighters have brought the blaze in Ballymoney, County Antrim, under control.

Scene of fire at former Fleming Poultry factory in Ballymoney

Police treat fire at former factory as deliberate

Watch highlights of Sunday's SWPL1 matches on Sportscene on BBC Scotland.

Watch: Sportscene - SWPL1 highlights

Sportsound reviews the weekend SPFL and League Cup semi-finals action.

Listen: Sportsound

Six-time champion Jonathan Rea will be more motivated than ever to regain the World Superbike title after relinquishing his crown to Toprak Razgatlioglu.

Rea ready to renew Razgatlioglu rivalry

South Wales Police has set up an incident room in Cardiff.

Murder investigation after woman's body found

International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan says she does not expect it before Christmas.

Early use of Article 16 ruled out by UK minister

Katie Crowder told a therapist she had thoughts of wanting to kill someone, an inquest heard.

Missed chances to intervene before toddler murder

Councils and emergency services in Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire are giving flooding advice.

Residents warned to prepare for flooding in winter

Hannah Kilgallon died at her home in Bradford after being allowed to leave hospital, an inquest hears.

Mother's fire death was 'preventable', say family

Penny Holbrook's death is a "huge shock", say family and friends.

Tributes paid to 'proud Brummie' councillor, 43

Former Ireland rugby captain and two-time British and Irish Lion Ray McLoughlin dies at the age of 82.

Former Ireland captain McLoughlin dies

Bereaved families and Manchester Arena attack survivors want to see the public trained in first aid.

Trauma training of man being treated for injury

Arena attack families get first aid training

A South Asian Action Plan was launched in 2018 to improve diversity in cricket - so what's happened since?

Anti-racism banner on the gates of Headingley

How is cricket tackling its diversity problem?

Bradford College cricket coach Ijaz Khan believes the ECB's 'South Asian Action Plan' to encourage more diversity in cricket is "a talking shop".

Ijaz Khan, Bradford College cricket coach

'South Asian Action Plan is a talking shop'

Police have warned motorists to expect delays and advised drivers to use alternative routes.

Man seriously hurt in e-scooter crash

Reality Check looks at claims made about the proposed new social care system.

Care worker helping elderly woman down some stairs

Claims about social care reform fact-checked

Trees, shrubs and plants are illuminated to create the trail at RHS Garden Rosemoor in north Devon.

Trail of lights created at RHS garden

The inquiry will examine whether allegations made against PC Wayne Couzens were properly handled.

QC to chair inquiry into Sarah Everard murder

UK Sport has introduced official pregnancy guidance for Olympic and Paralympic athletes and their sports for the first time.

UK Sport introduces pregnancy guidance

Plans include 450 properties, a primary and pre-school, retail space and a community building.

More than 500 object to housing development

The request, handed to the Health Secretary Sajid Javid, is in response to a series of problems.

Public inquiry call over trust's maternity service

The Isle of Man may see some firms scaling back services over Christmas, the enterprise minister says.

Minister blames Brexit and Covid for lack of staff

A woman in her 20s was taken to hospital after reporting feeling unwell to nightclub security staff.

Nightclub needle attack investigation launched

Cristiano Ronaldo, Mohamed Salah and Manchester City duo Ellen White and Lucy Bronze are among nominees for the Fifa Best 2021 awards.

Premier League and WSL lead Fifa awards

Manchester United interim boss Michael Carrick dedicates victory over Villarreal to former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as his side book their place in the Champions League last 16.

Managerless Man Utd into last 16

Data shows Suffolk Fire Service takes longer to respond than brigades in other rural counties

Task force to review fire service response times

Celtic winger Jota insists he still has a lot to learn as he adapts to a hectic schedule, while batting away questions about staying on beyond next summer.

Jota focus on improving, not future

Harleston will get an extra £250,000 from South Norfolk Council to improve infrastructure.

More cash to improve market town for shoppers

Pensioner Hilda Lockert died after being robbed for her wallet which contained just £15.

New DNA technique used to solve 2001 killing

November's full moon - also known as the Beaver Moon - reached its peak over the weekend, turning the moon various shades of red. But, did you know, in certain parts of the world it was the longest partial lunar eclipse in 600 years! Check out these amazing pictures below...

Incredible Moon pics from the partial eclipse

Cleansing, social work, home care, Glasgow Life and education staff will be balloted for strike action

Glasgow workers set for new wave of strike action

Rochdale say midfielder Abraham Odoh has been subjected to racist abuse on social media, in a statement released on Monday.

Rochdale's Odoh suffers racist abuse

Around the world, women and girls are often more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change than men.

Why women may hold the key to tackling climate change

As Manchester United begin their search to fill the gap left by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, BBC Sport examines their options.

What next for Man Utd in manager search?

These targets can often sound good on paper, but do they mean in practice?

Are "net zero" pledges useful – or just hot water?

A funeral service is held for the Southend West MP, who was stabbed to death in October.

Crowds line streets in honour of Sir David Amess

Frankie Smith and Savannah Brockhill, both from Keighley, deny murdering 16-month-old Star Hobson.

Accused mother made 'cruel' videos of toddler

With three touchdowns in the Autumn Nations Series, Scotland captain Stuart Hogg took his tally to 25, making him the nation's all-time top try scorer.

Four of the best from record-breaker Hogg

The Chinese tennis player has accused former vice-premier Zhang Gaoli of sexually assaulting her.

Peng Shuai: What we know so far

The McKennas have not been able to bring their daughter, Orla, home since the pandemic began.

Missing for 20 months: the daughter who can't come home

Peggy McKenna has called for a change to the rules that prevent her daughter Orla, who has learning difficulties, from spending more time at home.

'This child was so much a part of our life.'

England manager Gareth Southgate says he 'was very happy to commit to a project I believe in' after signing a new contract until December 2024.

Southgate 'very happy to commit' to England

A family is calling for a law change on the Isle of Man after losing out on their "dream home".

Petition calls for end to property gazumping

Nearly 10% of the world's population still do not have access to electricity.

How to give clean electricity to 800 million people

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening.

Coronavirus: Evening update

Defending UK champion Neil Robertson says he is focused on his own game and lets other players "worry about me."

Robertson lets other players 'worry about me'

Police refer the incident to its watchdog as officers were involved in a pursuit before the crash.

Road worker seriously hurt after being hit by car

England Netball announces a partnership with England Men's and Mixed Netball Association to help grow the men's game in England.

England Netball bids to grow male game

Coal provides a lot of jobs around the world. So what happens to these people if we stop using coal?

Why we need a just transition to a low carbon world

Seventeen-year-old Keely Birks died after the crash involving a Vauxhall Astra, police say.

Speed bump petition after fatal 'hit-and-run'

Cornwall Council will receive up to £1.8m to run flights on the year-round air route.

Government subsidising Newquay-London flights

From December, they will not accept new patients who need daily tablets organised in medicine trays.

A woman holds a small bottle labelled "Covid-19 vaccine", 30 October 2020

Pharmacists to restrict new patients over pressures

A private investigator recounts how his behaviour, and a tabloid culture, shaped the Duke of Sussex’s thinking.

Prince Harry's legal battle with the media

A private investigator makes new claims of press intrusion on royals and others in a BBC documentary.

I'm sorry I targeted Harry's ex, says private eye

Schools, groups and businesses transform the dumped tyres into festive models, such as snowmen.

Fly-tipped tyres used to create Christmas display

South West Water is accused of leaving French Street in a mess for more than a year.

Firm 'left historic street like building site'

Three men aged 22, 19 and 18 arrested after the collision are released under investigation.

Man, 63, killed in suspected hit-and-run

Defending champions Chelsea progress to the last 16 of the Champions League with an impressive win against Juventus.

Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah celebrates scoring the opening goal against Juventus in the Champions League

Holders Chelsea progress to last 16

Councillor Jo Bird spoke at a meeting of proscribed group Labour Against the Witchhunt in 2018.

Councillor expelled by Labour party after group ban

The new service will provide up to 300 extra tests per day.

Airport PCR testing service opens 

A murder trial hears victim Rayon Pennycook appeared from a house after two girls were fighting.

Stabbing followed fight between girls, court hears

Mark Ormrod lost both legs and his right arm in Afghanistan in 2007.

Triple-amputee ex-marine given freedom of city

The Devon diocese leader says he had not expected the honour in "a month of Sundays”.

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