TOMORROW'S PAPERS: THURSDAY 16 MAY 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN

Welcome to your rundown of the headlines on a selection of National Newspapers' front pages for Thursday 16 May 2024.

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

EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS:  Edinburgh Evening News inform their readers, tomorrow, about a new Moulin Rouge production is set to tour Britain beginning in Edinburgh Playhouse.

​THE SCOTSMAN:  It has been revealed the UK Government is considering building a new Nuclear Reactor in Scotland despite fierce opposition from Scottish National Party. 
The Scotsman will have more on that, tomorrow. 

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH:  NHS managers are destroying the careers of whistleblowers who raise concerns about patient safety, a group of medics warn.
The Daily Telegraph have that story for their readers, tomorrow. 

DAILY RECORD:  "Demo Fury" is leading tomorrow's Daily Record as they cover the story of six cops being injured in a violent clash with pro-Palestine protesters in Govan, Glasgow.

THE GUARDIAN:  Slovakia's populist Prime Minister, Robert Fico, was being treated for life-threatening injuries last night after an assassination attempt that sparked warnings across Europe of a rise in political violence.
The Guardian will have more on this, tomorrow. 

DAILY MIRROR: Sir Keir Starmer (Leader - The Labour Party) today presents to the nation the first steps he will take if he gets the keys to 10 Downing Street.
That's splashed on tomorrow's front page of Daily Mirror. 

DAILY MAIL:  The pro-Putin Prime Minister of Slovakia was recovering in hospital last night after being shot in an assassination bid.    
​Daily Mail leads with that story, tomorrow. 

DAILY EXPRESS:  Britons are racing to cash in their pensions early to help with the cost of living and have fun after a tough few years.
Daily Express have more on this, tomorrow. 

DAILY STAR:  Orangutans could soon be letting us know their thoughts on World Events after boffins revealed they're close to decoding their sighs and roars. 
That is what Daily Star have for their readers, tomorrow. 

THE I:  Millions of litres of raw sewage from United Kingdom is dumped illegally into Windermere beauty spot in Lake District.
That's the leading story of tomorrow's The I.

THE NATIONAL:  The National are leading with Rishi Sunak (Prime Minister - United Kingdom) refusing to apologise in House Of Commons over his "extremist" speech and claims Scottish National Party are a "threat integrity of UK".

METRO (ENGLAND):  A simple blood test could detect cancer in people seven years earlier before symtoms show - allowing earlier treatment to boost odds of survival.
That leads Metro (England), tomorrow. 

MORNING STAR:  Police Scotland stand accused of "brutal and idiotic" tactics as a peaceful display of Palestinian solidarity descended into chaos outside the Thales Factory in Glasgow.
That's the leading story of tomorrow's edition of Morning Star.