Tuesday's front pages are dominated by a controversial migrant barge and the Lionesses beating Nigeria.
The Daily Mirror calls the government "Clueless" after just 15 asylum seekers boarded the controversial Bibby Stockholm housing barge. There are plans for up to 500 men to eventually live on the vessel in Dorset while they await the outcome of asylum applications.
It also features an interview with actress Amanda Abbington, who has denied being transphobic ahead of her appearance on Strictly Come DancingThe Guardian leads with a new study on how air pollution is helping to drive a surge in antibiotic resistance.
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