TOMORROW'S PAPERS: THURSDAY 30 MAY 2024 | informing britain

Welcome to your rundown of the headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Thursday 30 May 2024.

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

THE SCOTSMAN:  Michael Matheson is set to continue overshadowing Scottish National Party in the General Election campaign after he refused to quit as an MSP.
The Scotsman, tomorrow.

DAILY MAIL:  Daily Mail have obtained a sensational never-before-seen Scotland Yard report that finally reveals the definitive account of The Lord Lucan Mystery.
Tomorrow's exclusive in Daily Mail. 

CITY AM:  Daniel Kretinsky has had his £3.5billion offer for Royal Mail owned IDS accepted by the board yesterday.
The front page of tomorrow's City AM. 

DAILY RECORD:  The Scottish National Party have been excluded from prime time UK-wide General Election debates on television.
Tomorrow's Daily Record.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH:  Diane Abbott warned Sir Keir Starmer she would not be "intimidated" as she vowed to remain MP for Hackney North and South Newington.
The Daily Telegraph, tomorrow.

DAILY EXPRESS:  Jeremy Hunt has warned The Labour Party cannot be trusted with the economy after they were bounced into a late-night promise that they will not increase VAT. 
Tomorrow's Daily Express. 

DAILY MIRROR:  Fiona Beal, a teacher who murdered her lover and buried him at home then invited his mum for a drink will be jailed today.
That's the leading story on tomorrow's Daily Mirror.

WESTERN MAIL:  The Conservatives have put forward a motion which means First Minister Vaughan Gething will face a No Confidence vote in the Senedd next week.
Tomorrow's Western Mail.

MORNING STAR:  The Labour Party's General Election campaign sunk into chaos as confusion over the status of Diane Abbott's candidacy deepened.​
Tomorrow's Morning Star.

WOKINGHAM TODAY:  ​Sir John Redwood has thanked the people of Wokingham following his decision to step down ahead of the forthcoming General Election.
That's the leading story of tomorrow's Wokingham Today.

METRO (SCOTLAND):  Michael Matheson has insisted he will remain a Member Of The Scottish Parliament despite Holyrood voting to impose record sanctions on him. 
That's the front page of tomorrow's Metro (Scotland).

ROYSTON CROW:  Councillors discussed health needs in the growing town of Royston during a meeting of Hertfordshire County Council's Health Scrutiny Committee.
That leads on the front page of Royston Crow, tomorrow.

THE I:  Diane Abbott has suggested she may stand against The Labour Party in General Election as she defies Sir Keir Starmer with a vow to remain in Parliament.
The front page of The I, tomorrow.

SOUTH WALES ECHO:  Cyfarthfa High's Head Teacher has made improvements, but not enough, said Estyn as it put the school in Merthyr Tydfil into the highest level of monitoring.
That's South Wales Echo, tomorrow.