A move by ferry operator P&O to dismiss 800 staff, and Russia's stalling advance in Ukraine, lead the papers.
Leading many of today's papers is the move by ferry operator P&O on Thursday to sack 800 of its workers and replace them with cheaper agency staff. The Financial Times reports the company sent security teams to clear crew members from its ships and that no notice period had been given. Its front page also features an image of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky meeting a girl who was hospitalised while fleeing a Russian assault on the town of Vorzel.
The front page reports that one ship's captain, Dutchman Eugene Favier, locked his ship down to stop workers being escorted off. The page also features a picture of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who landed back in the UK early on Thursday after being released from detention in Iran, posing for a selfie with husband Richard Ratcliffe and seven-year-old daughter Gabriella.The same selfie of Ms Zaghari-Ratcliffe and family takes up much of the front page of the Guardian.
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