The Gregg Wallace scandal continues to take front and centre on many of the papers on Monday, as does the

Massacres scar the town of El Geneina in Darfur, now a near-empty city as Sudan’s 19-month war grinds on. Read

Tendai Chisambara gave birth despite being told she might never conceive due to kidney disease. Read more: 'I thought kidney

Housing Secretary Angela Rayner says the pace of remediation had been “far too slow for far too long”. Read more:

Guinea’s PM Oury Bah says the government is working to restore calm after the crowd stampede. Read more: Dozens killed

Uganda is facing condemnation following the arrest of the veteran politician while in Kenya. Read more: How a Ugandan opposition

Joe Biden may be criticised for protecting his son but is likely to pay little political price. Read more: Hunter

Biden says his son Hunter was “unfairly” prosecuted over tax and gun possession – but earlier he had ruled out

After securing re-election, Irish party leaders face the challenge of trying to form the next government. Read more: Majority of

Some products described as “Italian” appear to contain Chinese tomatoes, BBC investigation suggests. Read more: ‘Italian’ purees likely to contain