Welcome to your rundown of the headlines on national newspapers' front pages for Friday 23 February 2024. This page will be updated as the previews come in.
THE I: The I claim United Kingdom could forge a new deal on cars and food with the European Union if Labour wins the next General Election.
THE TIMES: An undercover investigation by The Times has prompted the Fundraising Regulator to look into claims that people going door-to-door to secure donations for Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity were taught pressure-selling techniques.
DAILY MIRROR: Daily Mirror are reporting that a pensioner jailed for smuggling £1,000,000 worth of cocaine on a Cruise Ship has revealed his regrets after breaking his silence for the first time.
THE GUARDIAN: The Guardian say a study has found seeing the same GP improves patients' health, reduces doctors' workloads and could free-up millions of appointments.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: The Daily Telegraph says frontline troops in the Eastern Ukrainian city of Avdiivka are blaming a lack of Western supplies for battlefield setbacks, as the world prepares to mark the second anniversary of the war with Russia.
DAILY MAIL: Daily Mail headlines with their report on how Jewish leaders have reacted with fury after a pro-Palestinian message was projected onto Big Ben.
DAILY EXPRESS: Daily Express leads with Metropolitan Police being accused of "normalising aggressive and offensive acts" after a pro-Palestine slogan was beamed onto Elizabeth Tower which homes Big Ben.
DAILY STAR: Daily Star deals "Ruff Justice" as they report President Biden's dog has bitten Secret Service officials 24 times, while the Guinness World Record's Oldest Dog was stripped of its title.
FINANCIAL TIMES: Financial Times are reporting on how a 'bumper earnings report' from chipmaker Nvidia has sparked a worldwide Stock Market rally, with the Artificial Intelligence company's shares surging 15% in early trading.
METRO: Metro calls "two years of lunacy" on the cost of Russia's war on Ukraine as the second year of conflict approaches.
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