Many of Friday's papers lead with the tragic case of six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes.
Most of today's papers lead with the case of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, a six-year-old boy who was tortured, poisoned and eventually beaten to death in Solihull. On Thursday his stepmother was convicted of murder and his father found guilty of manslaughter, and they will be sentenced later on Friday. The Daily Telegraph headlines the story: "A bruise for every day of lockdown".
The Daily Express also pictures the young boy, Arthur, who was mistreated by his dad and stepmother. It says "Little Arthur. The boy who never stood a chance". The paper's main story reports that Prime Minister Boris Johnson has dismissed "doom-monger" calls to cancel Christmas because of Covid.The Daily Mirror headlines with a "message to the Tories", stating that they should "make up your mind up on Christmas".
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