What the papers say – November 18
The Duke of York’s interview about his connection to sex criminal Andrew Epstein leads Monday’s papers.
Weekend sporting pictures gallery
England wrapped up their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign with a 4-0 win in Kosovo while Wales kept their hopes alive with a 2-0 win Azerbaijan.
Michael Bloomberg apologises for ‘stop and frisk’ police practice
Michael Bloomberg has apologised for his longstanding support of the controversial “stop-and-frisk” police strategy, before a potential Democratic presidential run.
Number of manufacturing firms entering insolvency reaches five-year high
The number of manufacturing companies entering insolvency has hit a five-year high, new research suggests.
David Tennant named ‘hardest working actor’ in Britain
David Tennant has been crowned the UK’s hardest working actor in a study of 100 top television and film stars.
Noel Gallagher reveals ‘nail in coffin’ for Oasis reunion hopes
Noel Gallagher has revealed every tweet from his brother Liam is a “nail in the coffin” of Oasis reunion hopes.
Black Friday scam victims ‘lose around £660 on average’
Nearly a quarter of 18 to 34-year-olds have fallen for a Black Friday scam in the past five years, a survey has found.
Nike meets Nikkei: Eminem-backed trainers exchange eyes traditional investors
A US website which connects buyers and sellers of trainers could start looking beyond its core “sneakerhead” client base and rope in traditional investors with funds linked to the price of different shoes.
British dividend growth ‘lacklustre’, says asset manager
British investors are seeing lacklustre dividend growth and have been forced to rely on one-off special payments from the FTSE’s bankers and miners to boost their returns this quarter.
Winners pose for Vanity Fair-style shoot to mark 25 years of National Lottery
Lucky winners with a combined fortune of more than £110 million have posed for a Vanity Fair-style photo shoot to mark The National Lottery’s 25th anniversary.
Kate Garraway: I’m A Celebrity is my children’s fault
Kate Garraway’s children persuaded her to take part in I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here.
Children must be taught to be discerning, headteacher to tell conference
Young people must be taught to be discerning and to understand how their views can be manipulated online, a leading headteacher is expected to say.
Boris Johnson pledges tax breaks to businesses
Boris Johnson will cut employers’ National Insurance as part of a range of tax cuts as he seeks to get the business community back on side.
Deschamps expresses pride after France mark his 100th game with victory
Didier Deschamps spoke of his pride after his France side marked his 100th match as manager with a 2-0 win in Albania.
Tsitsipas sets sights on grand slam success after ATP Finals victory
Stefanos Tsitsipas set his sights on grand slam success after his stunning “rollercoaster” victory over Dominic Thiem at the ATP Finals.
Ant and Dec in high spirits as they reunite on I’m A Celebrity
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly let rip with a raft of jokes as they were reunited on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
Prince of Wales lays wreath to honour those who served for New Zealand
The Prince of Wales laid a wreath “in solemn remembrance” to those who served for New Zealand at his first engagement during a tour to the country.
Aguero to start alongside Messi as Argentina face Uruguay
Sergio Aguero will start alongside Lionel Messi as Argentina face Uruguay in a friendly in Tel Aviv on Monday.
Caitlyn Jenner helps Nadine Coyle cope with dreaded skydive
Nadine Coyle was tearful as she started her I’m A Celebrity journey with the much-feared skydive.
Emma Dent Coad reports General Election rival Sam Gyimah to police
Labour General Election candidate Emma Dent Coad has reported her Lib Dem opponent Sam Gyimah to the police over comments he made about her in relation to the Grenfell Tower fire.
Wales striker sees benefits of having Moore substance than style
Kieffer Moore says Wales are ready to realise their Euro 2020 dream even if their style would not win any prizes in the beauty stakes.
Jo Swinson: Liberal Democrats ‘natural party of business’
Jo Swinson is to declare the Liberal Democrats are the “natural party of business” and she will insist remaining in the European Union gives the UK the best chance of success.
Boris Johnson: Tories will end Brexit uncertainty for business
The Prime Minister will tell business leaders the Tories will put an end to Brexit “uncertainty and confusion” if they are returned to power on December 12.
Jeremy Corbyn: 320,000 climate apprenticeships to help green economy
Labour has promised to create a climate apprenticeship programme which will train an average of 80,000 people a year.
Evans believes Northern Ireland can be confident ahead of play-offs
Corry Evans believes Northern Ireland can approach next year’s Euro 2020 qualifying play-offs with confidence after going toe-to-toe with Holland on Saturday night.
Terrified Kate Garraway walks plank hundreds of feet in the air
Kate Garraway screamed in terror as she walked the plank hundreds of feet in the air on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
Barbra Streisand advises Ariana Grande to eat ‘chicken soup’ for illness
Ariana Grande received advice on how to recover from her illness in a friendly Twitter exchange with Barbra Streisand on Sunday.
Hong Kong police enter university campus held by protesters
Police stormed into a Hong Kong university campus held by protesters after an all-night siege that included firing repeated barrages of tear gas and water cannon.
Antoine Griezmann stars as France beat Albania
Antoine Griezmann scored one and created another as France secured top spot in their Euro 2020 qualifying group with a 2-0 win in Albania.
Ant and Dec appear to make Duke of York ‘sweat’ joke
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly appeared to poke fun at the Duke of York’s Newsnight interview as I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! 2019 kicked off.