The front pages react to the news an MP has avoided suspension for breaching Commons rules.
Several of the front pages lead with the news that Conservative MPs have voted to back a review of standards investigations - putting a former minister's suspension on hold. Their colleague Owen Paterson was found by a report to have breached lobbying rules but will avoid punishment for now. The i says the Tories have "ripped up" Parliament's anti-sleaze rules by backing the amendment to overhaul the way MPs' behaviour is policed.
The Daily Mirror leads with another story criticising Mr Johnson - this time for flying back from the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow by private jet. Labour have accused him of "staggering hypocrisy", the paper reports.The Daily Telegraph reports that NHS workers will not be forced to have the Covid jab this winter, under plans being considered by ministers.
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