The Papers: 'Nvidia chief quits' and 'Six women say they too were preyed on by Brand'

A number of Friday's papers splash on the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. It comes after the tech firm announced an investigation on Sunday following reports Huang had an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Beijing has denied targeting the tech boss. The New York Times has also reported Huang had a second affair with an executive at the company.

"Share price suffers as fears for succession grip investors", writes the Financial Times. The Times meanwhile leads on its report that six more women have accused Russell Brand of "sexual misconduct and predatory behaviour". He was sentenced to 10-and-a-half years in prison on Monday after being convicted of rape and sexual assault. The paper also reports the government has granted planning permission to house asylum seekers at a former military site near Piddington in Oxfordshire.

The Sun also splashes on Brand. It reports that he "is being assessed for the switch to HMP Wakefield" in West Yorkshire from London's HMP Wandsworth where he is being held. HMP Wakefield is "seen as safer", the paper reports.