TOMORROW'S PAPERS: MONDAY 20 MAY 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN

Welcome to your rundown of the headlines on a selection of National Newspapers' front pages for Monday 20 May 2024.

​This page will be updated as the previews come in.

EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS:  Calls for a windfarm ban on an Edinburgh-based company linked to project claimed to be harming endangered apes.   
The front page of tomorrow's Edinburgh Evening News. 

DAILY EXPRESS:  A long-awaited official apology for victims of The Infected Blood Scandal is expected to be issued by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
The front page of tomorrow's Daily Express. 

DAILY STAR:  Daily Star are leading with a lovely heat dome will cover Britain for the England half-term holidays next week but there may be storms before then.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH:  The Daily Telegraph lead with claims that Rishi Sunak (Prime Minister - United Kingdom) will apologise for The Infected Blood Scandal, expressing regret and horrr that successive Governments have failed victims.

DAILY MIRROR:  Daily Mirror are leading with The Infected Blood Inquiry claiming the report will shock the nation and shame Ministers for failing victims. 

THE SCOTSMAN:  A Cabinet Minister has acknowledged that victims of The Infected Blood Scandal have had to way "far too long" for compensation.
The Scotsman lead with this report, tomorrow. 

THE I:  Rishi Sunak (Prime Minister - United Kingdom) heralds potential for Artificial Intelligence to improve the speed and accuracy of Breast Cancer detection in United Kingdom which could help "millions of women".
That's on the front page of The I, tomorrow.

THE GUARDIAN:  A desperate search and rescue operation was underway last night after a helicopter carrying Ebrahim Raisi (President - Iran), and his Foreign Minister, crashed on a mountain in Iran. 
The Guardian's front page, tomorrow.

DAILY RECORD:  Victims of The Dirty Blood Scandal have called for quick action to pay compensation as they spoke on the eve of United Kingdom's Blood Inquiry.

METRO (ENGLAND):  Celebrity chef, and restaurateur, Heston Blumenthal leads the front page of Metro (England) revealing his Bipolar diagnosis, calling for change in attitudes to neurodiverse people.

FINANCIAL TIMES:  Washington's G7 allies are warming to a plan proposed by the United States to rush tens of billions of dollars in funding to Ukraine before Donald Trump potentially returns to The White House as President Of The United States Of America.
That's your leading story on the front page of Financial Times, tomorrow. 

MORNING STAR:  Campaigners are leading tomorrow's Morning Star waring of long-lasting damage as Julian Assange returns to court. After years of legal limbo, London's High Court are to decide if the WikiLeaks Founder is to be extradited to United States Of America.