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TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: MONDAY 01 JULY 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

30/6/2024

Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Monday 01 July 2024.

This page will be updated as the previews come in.

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SCOTTISH DAILY MAIL: "Don't Lock in Labour For A Generation"
Jason Groves leads the front page.

Disaffected Tory voters risk 'locking in a Labour Government for a generation' unless they act to prevent a Starmer supermajority.

FULL STORY: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-13585817

DAILY RECORD: "What A Kick In The Ballots"
Paul Drury leads the front page.

Holidaymakers hit out as they were denied the chance to vote in Thursday's General Election.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: Le Pen: I Have Wiped Out Macron"
Henry Samuel / Joe Barnes lead the front page.

Marine Le Pen declared her party has "practically wiped out" Emmanuel Macron.

FULL STORY: Telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2024/06/30/france-elections-2024-live-macron-le-pen

THE SCOTSMAN: "Schools Seek Talks With UK Labour Over VAT On Fees"
Calum Ross leads the front page.

Leading Private Schools in Scotland are calling for urgent talks with The Labour Party.

DAILY EXPRESS: "Kemi: My Heart Breaks When Tories Turn To Reform"
Sam Lister leads the front page.

Kemi Badenoch says her "heart breaks" when Tories tell her they intend to vote for Reform.

FULL STORY: Express.co.uk/news/politics/1917238

DAILY MIRROR: "Saved By The Bell"
Simon Mullock leads the sport.

If splashing England's National Team all over their first 5 pages wasn't enough coverage, they've put it on the back, you know - just in case you missed it.

FULL STORY: Mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/jude-bellingham-england-slovakia-reaction-33139904

DAILY MIRROR: "England Keep Dream Alive... Just"
Andy Lines / Paul Byrne lead the front page.

England scraped into Euro quarter-finals after near humiliation by Slovakia.

FULL STORY: Mirror.co.uk/sport/football/england-fans-germany-sum-up-33139746

THE GUARDIAN: "Labour Can Stem Populist Threat By Improving Lives, Says Starmer"
Pippa Crerar leads the front page.

Keir Starmer has warned that a new Labour Government would have to stave off a rise of the populist right by urgently restoring faith in British politics through "deeds, not words".

FULL STORY: TheGuardian.com/politics/article/2024/jun/30/labour-stem-rise-populist-right-improving-lives-keir-starmer

DAILY MAIL: "Don't Lock in Labour For A Generation"
Jason Groves leads the front page.

Disaffected Tory voters risk 'locking in a Labour Government for a generation' unless they act to prevent a Starmer supermajority.

FULL STORY: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-13585817

FINANCIAL TIMES: "Le Pen's Far-Right Defeats Macron In First Round Of French Snap Election"
Leila Abboud leads the front page.

Marine Le Pen's far-right party battered Emmanuel Macron's Centrist Alliance in the first round of France's Snap Parliamentary Elections.

FULL STORY: FT.COM/content/59dd1b32-067c-4707-b19e-1026bd18235c

MORNING STAR: "We Won't Let You Forget Palestine"
Berny Torre leads the front page.

Jeremy Corbyn told Sir Keir Starmer "we won't let you abandon the Palestinian people" after it emerged that he would delay recognising the Palestinian State to appease United States Government should The Labour Party win General Election.

FULL STORY: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/we-wont-let-you-abandon-palestinians-corbyn-tells-starmer

METRO (ENGLAND): "Yay Jude"
Matthew Nash leads the sport.

If splashng England's win all over Slovakia on their front page wasn't enough coverage, they've put it on the back page, too - you know - just in case you missed it.

METRO (ENGLAND): "Slova The Moon"

Metro (England) splash England's National Team all over their front page as the squad beat Slovakia in the UEFA European Cup which means they advance to the Quarter Finals of the 2024 tournament.

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TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: FRIDAY 28 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

27/6/2024

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Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Friday 28 June 2024.

This page will be updated as the previews come in.

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DAILY EXPRESS: "BBC Paid Audience To Appear At Leaders' Debate"
Fran Winston leads the front page.

BBC spent more than £30,000 of Licence Fee payers' money hiring audience members for TV General Election Debate.

FULL STORY: Express.co.uk/showbiz/tv-radio/1916186/BBC-Election-Debate-audience-paid

THE SCOTSMAN: "Teachers Condemn Delays To School Violence Action Plan"
Calum Ross leads the front page.

Teaching leaders have condemned "extremely frustrating" delays.

FULL STORY: Scotsman.com/education/dangerous-and-unfair-teaching-union-condemns-scottish-government-over-delays-to-guidelines-on-restraining-pupils-4573876

SCOTTISH DAILY MAIL: "SNP 'The Only Winners' From Reform Votes"
Michael Blackley leads the front page.

SNP would be 'the only winners' from voting for Nigel Farage's Reform UK.

FULL STORY: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-13577525/SNP-winners-voting-Nigel-Farages-Reform-UK-allowing-escape-heaviest-election-defeat-decade-Nationalists-brink-majority-seats-Scots-warned.html

DAILY MIRROR: "This Is Why We Need To Vote Labour"
Sophie Huskisson / Martin Bagot lead the front page.

Shocking pictures of a flooded hospital expose the dire scale of the NHS crisis under Tory rule.

FULL STORY: Mirror.co.uk/news/politics/nhs-crisis-hospital-ceilings-collapse-33101930

THE I: "Private School Fees VAT In Reeves' First Budget But Delayed Until 2025 - And Loophole Closed"
Hugo Gye leads the front page.

Rachel Reeves will impose 20% VAT on Private School fees in her first budget if she becomes Chancellor.

FULL STORY: INews.co.uk/news/politics/vat-on-private-school-fees-could-be-in-kings-speech-as-labour-finalise-agenda-3136488

SOUTH WALES EVENING POST: "Swans Linked With Rising South Korean Star"
Tom Coleman leads the sport.

Swansea City have reportedly lodged a bid for Korean winger Eom Ji-Sung.
According to Korean outlet OSEN, the Swans have lodged an offer.

FULL STORY: WalesOnline.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/tonights-swansea-city-transfer-news-29434305

SOUTH WALES EVENING POST: "Man Dies In Hospital 2 Months After 'Assault'"
Branwen Jones leads the front page.

'Devastated' family pay tribute to 'wonderful' man who has died after an alleged assault at a hotel in Gorseinon.

FULL STORY: WalesOnline.co.uk/news/wales-news/devastated-family-pay-tribute-wonderful-29431679

DAILY RECORD: "Carol: We Can Reduce Tories To Rubble"
Paul Hutcheon leads the front page.

Carol Vorderman has called for the Scottish Tories to be eviscerated at the General Election.

FULL STORY: DailyRecord.co.uk/news/politics/carol-vorderman-calls-evisceration-scottish-33119891

DAILY MAIL: Poll That Shows It's Not Too Late To Stop Starmer Supermajority"
David Churchill leads the front page.

A "terrifying" Labour supermajority could be averted, a poll of undecided voters reveals.

FULL STORY: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-13577783/Its-not-late-stop-Keir-Starmer-supermajority-poll-shows-millions-undecided-just-week-left-election.html

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: "Farage Is A Putin Appeaser, Says Sunak"
Ben Riley Smith leads the front page.

Rishi Sunak has accused Nigel Farage of "appeasing" Vladimir Putin with his comments about the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

FULL STORY: Telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/06/27/rishi-sunak-interview-election-conservatives-nigel-farage

FINANCIAL TIMES: "Top-Rate Taxpayer Numbers To Exceed 1MN As Threshold Freezes Swell Coffers"
Emma Agyemang leads the front page.

The number of people paying the top rate of Income Tax is to pass 1 million for the first time this year.

FULL STORY: FT.COM/content/1f483b6b-784b-42d3-a4e7-80ab07f45520

THE JOURNAL: "Hall Blasts Tories As Farage Vows To Challenge Labour"
Daniel Holland / James Robinson lead the front page.

Former Newcastle United owner and prominent Tory donor Sir John Hall was a surprise guest at Nigel Farage's rally.

FULL STORY: ChronicleLive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/reform-voters-predict-election-surprise-29435568

MORNING STAR: "No More Lies"
Berny Torre leads the front page.

Yesterday, Sir Keir Starmer was warned against repeating Rishi Sunak's mistakes as Junior Doctors begin stikes across England.

FULL STORY: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/striking-doctors-threaten-more-walkouts-over-starmers-nhs-lies

SOUTH WALES ECHO: "Bluebirds To Host Gas In Carabao First Round"
Glen Williams leads the sport.

Cardiff will take on Bristol Rovers in Round One of The Carabao Cup.

FULL STOTY: WalesOnline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/carabao-cup-draw-in-full-29430472

SOUTH WALES ECHO: "City Star's Vile Slurs At Police"
Conor Gogarty leads the front page.

Cardiff City's Mahlon Romeo used homophobic language 'numerous' times while being held at a Police Station.

FULL STORY: WalesOnline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/cardiff-city-stars-homophobic-abuse-29428246

WESTERN MAIL: "Tata Blast Furnaces To Close Next Week"
Alan Jones / Branwen Jones lead the front page.

Tata is to take steps to cease operations at its huge Steel Plant in Port Talbot earlier than planned.

FULL STORY: WalesOnline.co.uk/news/wales-news/tata-cease-port-talbot-operations-29435694

METRO (ENGLAND): "TV Paramedic Murder Probe"
Katie Boyden leads the front page.

A paramedic who appeared on Channel 4's Reality Show 999: On The Frontline has been found dead.
One of the victims found dead in a suspected double murder has been identified as Daniel Duffield – star of 999: On the Frontline.

FULL STORY: METRO.CO.UK/2024/06/27/paramedic-found-dead-next-womans-body-star-channel-4-show-21115478

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TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: THURSDAY 27 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

26/6/2024

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Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Thursday 27 June 2024.

This page will be updated as the previews come in.

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DAILY STAR: "I Had A Lovely Dream England Were Winning. And Then I Woke Up"
Jerry Lawton leads the front page.

The fan who fell asleep watching England's 0-0 bore draw with Slovenia says they were winning in his dreams.
Back of the net.

FULL STORY: DailyStar.co.uk/sport/england-fan-who-fell-asleep-33115862

PRESS & JOURNAL: "Thousands Sign Bus Gate Petition As City Takes A Stand"
Ben Hendry / Isaac Buchan lead the front page.

Thousands are backing campaign for a compromise on Aberdeen's Bus Gates.

FULL STORY: PressAndJournal.co.uk/fp/news/aberdeen-aberdeenshire/6513925/aberdeen-bus-gates-compromise-plea-from-businesses

THE GUARDIAN: "PM And Starmer Clash Over Betting Scandal In Techy Final TV Debate"
Jessica Elgot / Pippa Crerar lead the front page.

Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer clashed bitterly over their responses to the Westminster gambling scandal.

FULL STORY: TheGuardian.com/politics/article/2024/jun/26/sunak-and-starmer-clash-over-gambling-scandal-in-final-head-to-head-election-debate

SCOTTISH DAILY MAIL: "You Are Taking People For Fools!"
Jason Groves leads the front page.

Rishi Sunak slams Sir Keir Starmer's 'nonsensical' plans to tackle illegal migration.

FULL STORY: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-13573509/supermajority-fears-save-Tories-Conservative-party.html

DAILY MIRROR: "Boo Me... Back Them"
John Cross leads the sport.

Luke Shaw has declared himself fit for England's Euros knockout campaign.

FULL STORY: Mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/luke-shaw-injury-return-england-33115061

DAILY MIRROR: "Holly 'Kidnap Kit'
Tom Pettifor leads the front page.

The jury in the Holly Willoughby murder plot trial has been shown bondage gear allegedly bought to restrain her.

FULL STORY: Mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/holly-willoughby-murder-plot-trial-33114087

THE YORKSHIRE POST: "Inquiry Into Chief Constable Launched"
Alexandra Wood leads the front page.

Humberside Police's outgoing Chief Officer is being investigated for potential misconduct, it has emerged, hours after his retirement was announced.

FULL STORY: YorkshirePost.co.uk/news/people/investigation-launched-into-misconduct-claims-against-outgoing-humberside-police-chief-constable-4681154

THE I: "Revealed: Russian Hackers Behind NHS Attack Are Part Of Cyber Army Protected By The Kremlin"
Richard Holmes leads the front page.

Russian hackers behind the NHS attack are part of a wider cyber army working under The Kremlin's protection to try to destabilise the UK ahead of the General Election, The I can reveal.

FULL STORY: INews.co.uk/news/russians-hacked-nhs-systems-kremlin-protected-cyber-army-3131435

THE NATIONAL: "Labour MP Hopeful Admits: We Supported Tories In 2019"
Hamish Morrison leads the front page.

A Labour candidate admitted to helping the Conservative's campaign at the last election in a bid to defeat the Scottish National Party, The National can reveal.

FULL STORY: TheNational.SCOT/news/24413563.labour-mp-hopeful-admits-helped-tory-campaign-last-election

WESTERN MAIL: "Wales Faces Severe Cuts In Spending"
Will Hayward leads the front page.

Wales faces brutal cuts in Public Spending - whoever wins next week's General Election.

FULL STORY: WalesOnline.co.uk/news/politics/wales-facing-brutal-cuts-whether-29424222

METRO (SCOTLAND): "Border As Farage He'll Go"
Katrine Bussey leads the front page.

Reform UK Chairman Richard Tice has said Nigel Farage is unlikely to campaign in Scotland ahead of next week's General Election.

SOUTH WALES EVENING POST: "Swans Will Head For Teeside On Opening Weekend"
Tom Coleman leads the sport.

Swansea City are set to travel to Middlesbrough on the opening day of the 2024/25 Championship season.

FULL STORY: WalesOnline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/swansea-city-fixtures-live-updates-29417927

SOUTH WALES EVENING POST: "'It's Going To Be Like A Ghost Town'"
Branwen Jones leads the front page.

New research has predicted that the closure of the blast furnaces at the Tata steelworks in Port Talbot could lead to a staggering loss of over £200m annually for the local economy of the town.

FULL STORY: WalesOnline.co.uk/news/wales-news/people-dont-realise-devastation-thats-29427296

ROYSTON CROW: "Villager Recognised With BEM"
Anne Suslak leads the front page.

Thriplow villager David Easthope received a British Empire Medal in The King's Birthday Honours for services to the community - following in his wife's footsteps.

FULL STORY: ROYSTON-CROW.CO.UK/news/24410705.thriplows-david-easthope-awarded-british-empire-medal

METRO (ENGLAND): "Aristocrat Guilty Over Secret Birth"
Sam Corbihley leads the front page.

Aristocrat Constance Marten and her partner have been found guilty of hiding the birth of their baby - later found dead in a shopping bag.

FULL STORY: METRO.CO.UK/2024/06/26/constance-marten-mark-gordon-will-face-retrial-baby-death-21108150

WOKINGHAM TODAY: "Save Our Club"
Andy Preston leads the sport.

A desperate plea has been sent out by all connected with Reading FC Women to try and protect their future.

FULL STORY: WOKINGHAM.TODAY/dont-let-our-womens-team-dai-sell-before-we-dai-launches-reading-fc-women-billboard-campaign

WOKINGHAM TODAY: "Police Hunt Slingshot Attackers"
Andrew Batt leads the front page.

Attackers armed with a slingshot fired metal nuts and bolts at pedestrians in Woodley on Tuesday, prompting Police to launch an investigation.

FULL STORY: WOKINGHAM.TODAY/police-investigating-after-object-thrown-from-vehicles

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TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

25/6/2024

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Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Wednesday 26 June 2024.

This page will be updated as the previews come in.

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THE SCOTSMAN: "New Builds Plummet To Ten Year Low Amid Housing Crisis"
David Bol leads the front page.

SNP ministers have been accused of fuelling Scotland’s “devastating housing emergency” after the number of new constructions started last year dropped to the lowest level in a decade, with progress stalling to a worse level than the pandemic.

FULL STORY: Scotsman.com/news/politics/why-scottish-housebuilding-has-plummeted-to-ten-year-low-and-is-slower-than-during-covid-4679302

DAILY MAIL: "Keir: Mail Readers Were Right About Labour In 2019... I Vow We Have Changed"
Jason Groves leads the front page.

Daily Mail readers were right to reject Labour in 2019, Sir Keir Starmer said last night.

FULL STORY: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-13569289/Keir-Starmer-admits-Mail-readers-RIGHT-Labour-2019.html

DAILY MAIL: "Starmer: Mail Readers Were Right About Labour In 2019... That's Why We've Changed"
Jason Groves leads the front page.

Daily Mail readers were right to reject Labour in 2019, Sir Keir Starmer said last night.

FULL STORY: DailyMail.co.uk/news/article-13569289/Keir-Starmer-admits-Mail-readers-RIGHT-Labour-2019.html

THE NATIONAL: "Jack Claims To Have Won £2K With Election Date Bets"
Scotland Secretary Alister Jack has denied breaking any watchdog rules after reportedly telling the BBC he bet on the date of the election.

FULL STORY: TheNational.Scot/news/national/24411643.cabinet-minister-claimed-won-2-000-betting-election-date

THE JOURNAL: "AI Test Could Help Cut Sewage Spills"
Daniel Hall leads the front page.

Northumbrian Water launch 'smart sewers' with aim of reducing storm overflow spills.

FULL STORY: ChronicleLive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/northumbrian-water-smart-sewers-technology-29420747

CITY AM: "Fintech Firms Sound Alarm On Fraud Rules"
Lars Mucklejohn leads the front page.

New fraud refund rules 'detrimental to Fintechs'.
New rules that will force lenders to refund victims of Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud risk clipping the Fintech Sector.

FULL STORY: CityAM.com/uk-payment-firms-urge-regulator-to-delay-controversial-fraud-refund-rules

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: "Cabinet Minister Claimed He Won £2K On Election Bet"
Nick Gutteridge leads the front page.

A Cabinet Minister claimed he won £2,100 betting on the date of General Election.

FULL STORY: Telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/06/25/general-election-live-sunak-starmer-farage

DAILY RECORD: "Top Scot Tory's £2K Poll Flutter"
Peter Davidson leads the front page.

Scots Tory Alister Jack has claimed he made £2,100 betting on General Election.

FULL STORY: DailyRecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/scottish-secretary-alister-jack-won-33107050

OXFORD MAIL: "Cancer Was 'Missed By The Doctors'"
Lucy Williams leads the front page.

An Oxford mother and grandmother has described how her daughter's Pancreatic Cancer was "missed by doctors" despite the family's awareness of the disease.
Oxford mum's cancer concerns 'not listened to' before death

FULL STORY: OxfordMail.co.uk/news/24408190.month-of-twos-cancer-concerns-not-listened-death

FINANCIAL TIMES: "Labour Dragged Into Betting Scandal After Candidate Backs Himself To Lose"
Jim Pickard / George Parker / Robert Wright lead the front page.

The Labour Party has suspended a candidate who bet he would lose in his bid to become a Member Of Parliament in the next General Election.
The Gambling Commission probe into political betting widened.

FULL STORY: FT.COM/content/b533f886-54da-41d2-8ed7-855bc56d389d

THE YORKSHIRE POST: Date Bets Scandal Tories Are Dropped"
Mason Boycott-Owen leads the front page.

The Conservatives have dropped support for two candidates as part of the betting scandal investigated by The Gambling Commission.

FULL STORY: YorkshirePost.co.uk/news/politics/michael-gove-tory-betting-scandal-is-like-partygate-for-voters-4676290

MORNING STAR: "Free At Last"
Elizabeth Short leads the front page.

Julian Assange's release from prison was hailed a victory for press freedom.

FULL STORY: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/assanges-release-hailed-victory-journalism-and-press-freedom

METRO (ENGLAND): "Freed Assange Is Owing Home"
Gergana Krasteva leads the front page.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faces repaying Australian Government.

FULL STORY: METRO.CO.UK/2024/06/25/wikileaks-founder-julian-assange-freed-london-jail-us-plea-deal-21097179

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TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: TUESDAY 25 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

24/6/2024

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Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Tuesday 25 June 2024.

This page will be updated as the previews come in.

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THE SCOTSMAN: "Capital Ditches Taiwan Deal Amid 'Threats' From China"
Martyn McLaughlin leads the front page.

China university visa threat sparks U-turn on Taiwan 'friendship' by Scottish Council.

FULL STORY: Scotsman.com

SCOTTISH DAILY MAIL: "Labour Will Resurrect SNP's Toxic Gender Law Warns PM"
Michael Blackley / Jessica North lead the front page.

If Keir Starmer wins, SNP gender reforms will 'almost certainly' be revived.

METRO (ENGLAND): "'Dungeon Plot To Kidnap TV's Holly'"
Alistair McGeorge / Danni Scott / Pierra Willix lead the front page.

A convicted kidnap plotter planned to have Holly Willoughby murdered.

FULL STORY: Metro.co.uk

FINANCIAL TIMES: Tory And Labour Pledges To Improve Public Services 'Essentially Unfunded'
Delphine Strauss leads the front page.

The two main parties have set out plans to improve Public Services.

FULL STORY: FT.com

THE JOURNAL: "I'll Back Labour - Ex-Tory Leader"
James Robinson leads the front page.

A former councillor who served as the leader of The Conservative Group on Northumberland County Council has revealed he will be backing The Labour Party at the General Election.

FULL STORY: ChronicleLive.co.uk

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TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: MONDAY 24 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

23/6/2024

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Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Monday 24 June 2024.

This page will be updated as the previews come in.

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SCOTTISH DAILY MAIL: "Rishi: Let's End A Decade Of Division And Rout The SNP"
Michael Blackley leads the front page.

Rishi Sunak will tell Scot voters they can 'put independence on the back-burner for a generation' if The SNP is 'routed'.

DAILY EXPRESS: "Rishi: Starmer Will Unpick Brexit And Rejoin EU By Back Door"
Sam Lister leads the front page.

Labour wants to "unpick" Brexit and drag Britain back into the European Union, Rishi Sunak warns.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: "Labour To Rip Up School Trans Ban"
Daniel Martin leads front page.

Labour could ditch guidelines banning children from being taught there are more than two genders, a Shadow Minister suggests.

DAILY RECORD: "Over And Out"

The front page of tomorrow's Daily Record is all about Scotland's exit from the UEFA European Cup after being defeated by Hungary.

THE INDEPENDENT: Tories Turn On PM Over Failure To Get A Grip On Bet Scandal"
Archie Mitchell leads the front page.

Rishi Sunak is under mounting pressure to intervene in the Tory election betting scandal.
Prime Minister has been urged to suspend all those under investigation.

DAILY STAR: "Shirty Harry"
Jerry Lawton leads the front page.

Harry Kane blasted back at Gary Lineker when he was quizzed by Daily Star over the BBC man calling England's play sh*t.

THE SCOTSMAN: "New ScotRail Strike Threat As Union Rejects Pay Deal"
Alastair Dalton leads the front page.

Train Drivers at ScotRail have threatened to ballot for fresh Industrial Action unless a pay offer is improved.

DAILY MIRROR: "Frozen Out By Sunak For Telling Truth"
Graham Hiscott leads the front page.

Richard Walker, the boss of Iceland, has told how Rishi Sunak gave him a roasting for speaking out about soaring foodbank use.

THE GUARDIAN: "Sunak Urged To Drop Candidates As Betting Investigation Widens"
Eleni Courea leads the front page.

Rishi Sunak is facing a growing clamour to come clean about the betting scandal engulfing Westminster.

DAILY MAIL: "Ten Days Left To Stop 'Disaster' Of A Starmer Supermajority"
Jason Groves leads the front page.

Voters have just ten days to save Britain from the 'disaster' of a Labour supermajority, RISHI SUNAK will warn.

FINANCIAL TIMES: "Conservatives Lose A Third Of Their Voters Since January, Survey Finds"
Anna Gross leads the front page.

The Conservatives have lost up to a third of voters who planned to back the party, an IPSOS poll for Financial Times has found.

CITY AM: "Cleverly: 'No Reason To Believe' Cabinet Ministers Made Election Bets"
Jessica Frank-Keyes leads the front page.

James Cleverly has said he had "no reason" to believe any Cabinet Ministers placed a bet on the timing of General Election.

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TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: FRIDAY 21 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

20/6/2024

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Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Friday 21 June 2024.

This page will be updated as the previews come in.

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DAILY RECORD: "Ibrox Closed"
Andy Newport leads the front page.

A construction cock-up will keep Ibrox closed at the start of the new season.
Rangers FC are now scrambling to find a temporary home.

DAILY STAR: "Here Wig Go!"
Jerry Lawton leads the front page.

Who'd want a mate like Gary Lineker?
The clothes horse infuriated Frank Lampard is talking about the footie hero's bald spot.

REDDITCH & ALCESTER STANDARD: "Recycling Group On Its Soapbox To Drive Interest"
Lise Evans leads the front page.

A Reddich sustainability not-for-profit group are getting ready to compete in this year's Red Bull Soapbox Race.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: "Starmer Corbin Better Than Johnson As PM"
Ben Riley Smith / Daniel Martin lead the front page.

Sir Keir Starmer has said Jeremy Corbyn would have made a better Prime Minister than Boris Johnson.

MALVERN OBSERVER: "Cannabis Worth £800K Found After Police Raid"
Sonny Rackham leads the front page.

Cannabis Plants with an estimated street value of £827,400 were seized by police in Tenbury Wells.

DAILY MIRROR: "Hjul Of A Mess"
Simon Mullock leads the sport.

Gareth Southgate told the nation to blame him after England were jeered by fans following another insipid Euros display.

DAILY MIRROR: "What Are The Odds On That?"
Sophie Huskisson leads the front page.

The Tory Election betting scandal has deepened with Laura Saunders, Tony Lee and Craig Williams now being probed.
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EVESHAM OBSERVER: "Solar Farm Bid Leaves Neighbours Furious"
Lise Evans leads the front page.

A South Littleton resident is furious he has not been consulted by Wychavon District Council on potential plans to build a Solar Farm next to his home.

THE SCOTSMAN: "Creative Scotland Launches New Defence Of 'Porn Funding'"
Brian Ferguson leads the front page.

Creative Scotland has launched fresh defence of their handling of a "hardcore sex" film project.

DROITWICH STANDARD: "Unanimous Support For Move On Dementia"
Sonny Rackham leads the front page.

A moving motion at the latest Council meeting on Monday has lead support to make Droitwich a dementia-friendly town.

THE INDEPENDENT: "All Bets Off On Trust In Tories"
David Maddox leads the front page.

The Conservative Party are facing an Electoral meltdown after the betting scandal engulfed their top team.

FINANCIAL TIMES: "Flurry Of Bets On July Election Placed In Run-Up To Sunak's Announcement"
Chris Cook / Lucy Fisher / Rafe Uddin lead the front page.

An unusual burst of bets on a July poll predicted Rishi Sunak's announcement of the General Election.

SOUTH WALES ECHO: "Man Chased Neighbour With A Loaded Shotgun"
Ben Summer leads the front page.

Billy Price was found to have a hoard of weapons in his house, one of which he used to cause fear of violence in an argument over the volume of his neighbour's music.

THE BOLTON NEWS: "School's Arson Misery"
Saiqa Chaudhari leads the front page.

Queensbridge Primary School children and staff have been left saddened after an outdoor classroom was recently destroyed in an arson attack.

SOUTH WALES EVENING POST: "Humphreys Is Backing Grace To Bring The X-Factor"
Andrew Baldock leads the sport.

Regan Grace has been described as an "x-factor" player following his call-up to Wales' Summer training squad.

SOUTH WALES EVENING POST: "Jobs At Risk"
Robert Dalling leads the front page.

Port Talbot job losses 'far worse' than contractors claim.
Workers describe seeing devastated colleagues crying.
Tata claim they're losing £1Million a day.

LANCASHIRE TELEGRAPH: "'Our Rhian Was Effortlessly Cool And Beautiful'"
Nat Goodlad leads the front page.

An inquest has heard that Rhian Louise Wright died in her Middle East apartment after taking her own life.

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TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: THURSDAY 20 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

19/6/2024

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Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Thursday 20 June 2024.

This page will be updated as the previews come in.

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THE SCOTSMAN: "'Little Success' For Swinney In Reviving SNP, New Poll Finds"
Alistair Grant leads tomorrow's edition.

John Swinney has had little success in restoring Scottish National Party's fortunes, according to a new poll.

DAILY EXPRESS: "Just Lock Them Up!"
Steph Spyro / Christian Calgie lead tomorrow's edition.

Pathetic eco-zealots should face "the full force of the law" after Stonehenge was attacked in what Rishi Sunak deplored as a "disgraceful act of vandalism".

BURY TIMES: "Residents' Blues On New Red Route"
Alice Gerrard leads tomorrow's edition.

Residents have raised concerns after a parking ban on one of the borough's busiest roads was put in place.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: "Tory Wipeout"
Ben Riley Smith leads tomorrow's edition.

Rishi Sunak is predicted to be the first sitting Prime Minister ever to lose his/her seat in a General Election.

THE OLDHAM TIMES: "We Are All Truly Heartbroken"
Jessica Rothwell leads tomorrow's edition.

People have been left 'heartbroken' by the death of an Oldham dad-of-three who suffered a shock stroke just days after returning from holiday.

DAILY STAR: "Phil Good Factor"
Jeremy Cross leads tomorrow's sport.

Gareth Southgate has blasted back at critics by describing under-fire Phil Foden as "exceptional".

DAILY STAR: "Desperately Seeking"
Andrew Jameson leads tomorrow's edition.

Old romantics looking for love want a partner who's isn't too funny and is no better than a six out of 10 when it comes to looks.

ROYSTON CROW: "Restaurant Ordered To Pay £150K"
Anne Suslak leads tomorrow's edition.

The owner of British Raj Express in Royston has been ordered to pay nearly £150,000 for foot hygiene failings.

FINANCIAL TIMES: "Sunak Claims Credit As Inflation Hits BOE's Target For First Time In 3 Years"
Sam Fleming / Mary McDougall lead tomorrow's edition.

Inflation has hit the 2 per cent Bank Of England target for the first time in three years.

LANCASHIRE TELEGRAPH: "Eight Helt In 'Homophobic' Station Attack"
Nat Goodlad leads tomorrow's edition.

Eight men have been quizzed by Police after a man and his partner were subjected to a 'homophobic attack' outside a Train Station.

THE I: "UK In Secret Talks Over Financial Turmoil At IT Giant That Could Hit Benefits And NHS"
David Parsley leads tomorrow's edition.

Internal documents, seen by The I, reveal contingency plans for the delivery of 'critical' services.

WARRINGTON GUARDIAN: "Carers Took Drugs To Jail Lovers"
Nathan Okell leads tomorrow's edition.

Amy Portwood and Adrienne Juniper’s ‘infatuation’ for serving prisoners saw the two Care Workers convey illicit drugs and mobile phones into HMP Risley.

METRO (SCOTLAND): "Violence & Abuse At King's School"
Sarah Ward leads tomorrow's edition.

Child Abuse was 'normalised' at The King's former school with an 'extremely violent culture', an inquiry has found.

THE BOLTON NEWS: "Travellers Say They Will Be 'Left On Street'"
Chris Jaffray leads tomorrow's edition.

Travellers say they will be "left on the street" after Bolton Council started action to have them evicted from a caravan site where they've lived for 20 years.

CITY AM: "The Man Who Built The Wharf"
Andy Silvester leads tomorrow's edition.

Sir George Iacobescu, who has done more to transform Canary Wharf into what it is today, is set to retire after 36 years at Canary Wharf Group.

WOKINGHAM TODAY: "'This Is A Dream Come True'"
Andy Preston leads tomorrow's sport.

Will Arnott says it's a 'dream come true' to be chosen to participate in the upcoming Paralympic Games.

WOKINGHAM TODAY: "Complaints Over Homes Meeting"
Andrew Batt leads tomorrow's edition.

Complaints have been made over what has been described as the 'shambolic' handling of a controversial Finchampstead planning application.

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TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: WEDNESDAY 19 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

18/6/2024

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Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Wednesday 19 June 2024.

This page will be updated as the previews come in.

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DAILY MIRROR: "You're Going To Need A Bigger Vote"
Anders Anglesey / John Stevens lead tomorrow's edition.

Rishi Sunak literally found himself in choppy waters as he campaigned in one of the Conservative Party's safest seats as a tape emerged of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt whining.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: "Britain 20 Years Behind Europe On Cancer Care"
Laura Donnelly leads tomorrow's edition.

Cancer care in the United Kingdom lags 20 years behind other European countries, analysis shows.

THE SCOTSMAN: "Government Faces £200M Payout As Firm Sues Over DRS"
Rachel Amery leads tomorrow's edition.

A waste firm is suing Scottish Government for £200 million over the doomed Deposit Return Scheme.

THE BOLTON NEWS: "'We Get Spat At And Paid A Pittance'"
Joe Harrigan leads tomorrow's edition.

JobCentre Security Guards have been striking in the heart of Bolton after enduring threats for often "less than minimum wage".

DAILY RECORD: "Let Us Play"
Ryan Carroll leads tomorrow's edition.

A Tartan Army fan has the right idea as Scotland prepare for their showdown with Switzerland in UEFA EURO 2024 after their 5-1 crushing disappointment against Germany.

DAILY EXPRESS: "PM Labour Will Tax Your Years Of Savings In Weeks"
Sam Lister leads tomorrow's edition.

Labour will plunder Savers' Accounts "within weeks" if Sir Keir Starmer seizes power, Rishi Sunak has warned.

WIRRAL GLOBE: "Five Suspended Over School 'Abuse'"

Investigations are under way after undercover BBC Panorama reporter alleges staff 'manhandle' and 'mock' pupils with learning disabilities at a School in Wirral.

THE GUARDIAN: "NHS Will Buy Beds In Care Homes To Cut Hospital Waits, Says Labour"
Denis Campbell leads tomorrow's edition.

NHS money will be used to buy sands of beds in Care Homes to reduce overcrowding in hospitals.

DAILY MAIL: "Labour's Secret Tax Rise Dossier"
Jason Groves leads tomorrow's edition.

Labour was under pressure to 'come clean' after a bombshell dossier laid out dramatic tax rise plans.

OXFORD MAIL: "Shock After Man Found Dead In City Centre"
Edward Burnett leads tomorrow's edition.

A man has died after being discovered 'unresponsive' by police officers in Oxford City Centre.
Residents are in shock.

FINANCIAL TIMES: "Tory Hopefuls Jocky For Position As Post-Poll Race To Succeed Sunak Looms"
Lucy Fisher leads tomorrow's edition.

Tory leadership hopefuls are courting MPs and building grassroots support as they jostle to replace Rishi Sunak after General Election.

CITY AM: "Finally The English Wine Summer Arrives"
Andy Silvester leads tomorrow's edition.

The English Wine Industry is toasting the start of what is hoped to be a bumper Summer in homegrown vintages.

METRO (ENGLAND): "Post Office In 'Criminal Conspiracy'"
Katie Boyden leads tomorrow's edition.

A Forensic Accountant investigating Post Office's Horizon IT system told an inquiry he felt he was dealing with a cover-up.

LANCASHIRE TELEGRAPH: "Hunt For Teen Missing On Holiday Island"
Sarah McGee leads tomorrow's edition.

The family of Jay Slater have issued a desperate appeal to locate the Lancashire teenager who is missing in Tenerife.

MORNING STAR: "Sleepy Starmer Strikes Again"
Andrew Murray leads tomorrow's edition.

Shifty Sir Keir Starmer was left squirming as he dodged General Election questions about his past conduct and future plans.

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TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: TUESDAY 18 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

17/6/2024

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Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Tuesday 18 June 2024.

This page will be updated as the previews come in.

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DAILY RECORD: "Scot Kills Celeb Wife In Murder Suicide"
Ruth Suter leads tomorrow's edition.

David Blyth is thought to have rowed with Victoria Blyth over text messages before gunning her down then turning the weapon on himself.

DAILY EXPRESS: "Banking Giant's Dire Warning On Labour Pledges"
Martyn Brown / Michael Knowles lead tomorrow's edition.

Banking giant HSBC has warned that The Labour Party's plan to boost workers' wages risks triggering a surge in unemployment.

THE SCOTSMAN: "Sarwar Vows To Give Young People Work And Life Skills"
David Bol leads tomorrow's edition.

Anas Sarwar will pledge to "look after young people from cradle to career".

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: "Tories Turn To Johnson To Counter Reform"
Ben Riley Smith leads tomorrow's edition.

Boris Johnson is being drafted in by The Tories to play a more active role in General Election campaign.

THE I: "Farage It's Impossible To Know If Reform Would Keep Low-Tax Pledge"
David Parsley leads tomorrow's edition.

Nigel Farage says his flagship policy to raise Income Tax is meant to 'provoke debate'.

DAILY STAR: "Vote Binface"
Tom Hutchison leads tomorrow's edition.

Count Binface unveils his 24-point plan to save Britain and everyone at Daily Star believe it to be the most sane and honest manifesto out there.

DAILY MAIL: "Rishi: Keir Only Wants Votes At 16 To 'Entrench His Power'"
Jason Groves leads tomorrow's edition.

Keir Starmer will try to rig the voting system to 'entrench his power' for years, Rishi Sunak claims.

THE GUARDIAN: "Farage Accused Of Cut And Spend Manifesto That Doesnt Add Up"
Ben Quinn / Pippa Crerar / Peter Walker lead tomorrow's edition.

Nigel Farage announced a series of populist pledges, huge tax cuts and £140BN in spending commitments.

DAILY MIRROR: "Willkommen England"
Andy Lines / Paul Byrne lead tomorrow's edition.

German Police welcomed England fans to Frankfurt before Thursday's Denmark match.

LANCASHIRE TELEGRAPH: "Cocaine And Public Sex Are A Village Blight"
Robbie McDonald leads tomorrow's edition.

Residents in Whalley are still being disturbed by drunkenness, drug abuse, anti-social behaviour and noise from revellers on streets, music from clubs and people having sex in alleys despite a special licensing system, councillors have claimed.

FINANCIAL TIMES: "French Bosses Build Ties With Le Pen As Left Triggers Alarm"
Leila Abboud / Adrienne Klasa / Sarah White lead tomorrow's edition.

France's corporate bosses are racing to build contracts with Marine Le Pen.

MORNING STAR: "Farage Flirts With Red Wall"
Andrew Murray leads tomorrow's edition.

Reform started targeting Labour "red wall" voters as the hard-right party launched its reactionary General Election manifesto in Wales.

THE BOLTON NEWS: "Travellers' Site To Shut After A Rise In Crime"
Joe Harrigan leads tomorrow's edition.

Greater Manchester Police are to close a Travellers' site linked to "unacceptable crime and violence", including an attack on a Council worker.

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