Welcome to your rundown of the headlines on a selection of National Newspapers' front pages for Thursday 25 April 2024.
This page will be updated as the previews come in.
This page will be updated as the previews come in.
THE I: Tomorrow's front page of The I is revealing The Labour Party's five-year plan to nationalise British Railways, if Sir Keir Starmer wins the next General Election.
DAILY MIRROR: If The Labour Party wins the next General Election, Britain's Railways will be back under public ownership within 5 years.
According to the front page of Daily Mirror, tomorrow.
According to the front page of Daily Mirror, tomorrow.
DAILY EXPRESS: Daily Express are dubbing an Attempted Murder of a teacher by a 13 or 14 year old girl as "HORROR IN THE PLAYGROUND".
That's leading on their front page.
That's leading on their front page.
DAILY RECORD: After being told he has 6 months to live following a Brain Tumour diagnosis, Callum Laing planned his own funeral but medical staff mistook the tumour for an abscess.
That's on the front page of Daily Record, tomorrow.
That's on the front page of Daily Record, tomorrow.
DAILY MAIL: Daily Mail lead with news from a Secondary School in Wales where a 13 or 14 year old girl stabbed a teacher in the neck. It's being treated as Attempted Murder.
THE TIMES: England is the worst country in the world for underage drinking, according to the front page of The Times tomorrow. Children in England are more likely to drink alcohol than kids anywhere else in the world.
METRO (ENGLAND): On Page 1 of Metro (England), tomorrow, The Labour Party has said if they win the next General Election, the entire Rail Network will be nationalised.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: The Labour Party are being accused for leaving the country exposed to enemies in a "dangerous world", on Page 1 of tomorrow's The Daily Telegraph as The Leader Of The Opposition refuses to match Rishi Sunak (Prime Minister -m United Kingdom) and his defence spending.
DAILY STAR: According to reports that are leading on the front page of tomorrow's Daily Star, they may taste good but greasy fry ups will turn us into Zombies.
THE NATIONAL: The National are leading on their front page, tomorrow, with a continuation of an in-depth investigative series relating to the UK Arms Trade.
THE INDEPENDENT: The Independent are leading, tomorrow, with Rishi Sunak (Prime Minister - United Kingdom) challenging Britain's European Union allies to meet his pledge to increase defence spending.
MORNING STAR: Oliver Dowden (Deputy Prime Minister - United Kingdom) is splashed on the front page of tomorrow's Morning Star because Renters Campaigners brand him as "disingenuous" over Landlords Charter.
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