Newspaper headlines:' Victory for Brexit' on day Boris starts his campaign By BBC News

Staff Published duration 13 June 2019

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There is extensive coverage of the launch of Boris Johnson's campaign to be the next Conservative leader.

She notes there was "no more faux-hapless ruffling of that haystack mop, which, like its owner, was trimmed and tamed".

The Daily Mirror is less impressed - describing him as an "egomanic" and "the lying threat to Britain".

"Who's a snorty boy then?" asks its headline, as the paper says he "ducked" questions about whether he had, in the past, taken cocaine.

The paper says a source from a rival campaign claims he made the comments to the European Research Group of Tory backbenchers.

Mr Johnson's spokesman tells the paper he is "instinctively averse" to the option.

There are claims in the Guardian that most of the meat people eat in 2040 will not come from slaughtered animals

The paper says a report by the global consultancy AT Kearney predicts that 60% of products will be either grown in vats or replaced by plant-based alternatives.

It says the changes will be brought about because of the environmental impact of conventional meat production and concerns about animal welfare.

The i says an amateur naturalist and her zoologist husband may have answered one of nature's biggest riddles - why zebras have stripes

The couple have spent many years studying the animals in sub-Saharan Africa.