Tuesday's papers lead on BBC presenter George Alagiah's death and Britons trapped in Greek wildfires.
The Daily Telegraph's front page has a tribute to BBC News presenter George Alagiah from his friend and former colleague Fiona Bruce after his death was announced on Monday. The front page also features a picture of a fireman rescuing rabbits from the wildfires in the Greek island of Rhodes.Airlines have been accused of failing in their duty of care by flying tourists into the Greek wildfires without a refund or rebook offer, the front page of the i says.
And Piers Morgan isn't impressed by the Barbie film as his latest column calls it "preachy, irritating and sexist".A British father is dubbed a "Knight of the Rhodes" by the Metro after he used his holiday rental car to make several trips in the "danger zone" to rescue families from the Greek wildfires.The Guardian highlights how the climate crisis is to blame for the deadly heatwaves that have struck Europe and the US in recent weeks.
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