Several of Monday's papers lead on Downing Street's handling of the claims facing Chris Pincher.
Several papers continue to lead on the fallout from the allegations facing former Conservative MP Chris Pincher, and Downing Street's handling of the claims. A new poll from the i shows Boris Johnson's approval rating has taken a hit, with nearly half of respondents saying he makes the Conservative party less appealing.
He has denied the claims."You don't know what decent is," reads the headline dominating the front of the Daily Mirror, as the paper leads on Labour's criticism of Mr Johnson's handling of the situation. Labour chairwoman Anneliese Dodds has written a "scathing" letter to the PM, the paper reports. In it, she says: "The British people deserve to know why Mr Pincher was appointed ... and whether you or your team were aware of allegations.
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