TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: FRIDAY 19 JULY 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS - #IBPAPERS / #TOMORROWSPAPERSTODAY

Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' Front Pages for Friday 19 July 2024.
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Here are tonight's Page 1 previews.

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DAILY STAR: "Scorchio!"
Kate Nelson leads the front page.

It's finally time to turn off Central Heating for at least one day as Britain bakes in 32°C.

THE SCOTSMAN: "Governments 'Failed Their Citizens' Finds COVID Inquiry"
Alexander Brown leads the front page.

Scottish Government 'failed its citizens' on COVID and stuck to 'flawed' strategy, Inquiry report rules.

FULL STORY: Scotsman.com/news/politics/scottish-government-failed-its-citizens-on-covid-and-stuck-to-flawed-strategy-inquiry-report-rules-4707830

THE GUARDIAN: "Just Stop Oil Activists Given Record Jail Terms For Planning M25 Protest"
Damien Gayle leads the front page.
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Campaigners receive longest ever sentences for non-violent protest after being convicted of conspiracy to cause public nuisance.

FULL STORY: TheGuardian.com/environment/article/2024/jul/18/five-just-stop-oil-supporters-jailed-over-protest-that-blocked-m25

MALVERN OBSERVER: "Artist Behind Painted Pebbles Gets Cash Boost"
Sonny Rackham leads the front page.

Malvern's Mr. Pebbles receives micro grant to keep community project going.

FULL STORY: MalvernObserver.co.uk/news/malverns-mr-pebbles-receives-micro-grant-to-keep-community-project-going

FINANCIAL TIMES: "Obama And Pelosi Add To Doubts Over Biden's Chances In White House"
Lauren Fedor / James Politi / James Fontanella-Khan / Demetri Sevastopulo lead the front page.

Democratic grandees push behind the scenes.
More lawmakers go public.
Fears for Senate seats.​

FULL STORY: FT.COM/content/fbb27bfb-dabb-45d0-aa0e-d776bfa69f3c

THE INDEPENDENT: "State Failed Us All Over COVID Leading To Mass Fatalities"
Rebecca Thomas / Tara Cobham lead the front page.

Government’s 'fatal strategic flaws' in COVID planning led to avoidable deaths and economic pain.

FULL STORY: Independent.co.uk/news/health/covid-public-inquiry-government-failures-deaths-b2582064.html

SOUTH WALES ECHO: "'I Knew He Was Injured I Didn't Expect Him To Die'"
Philip Dewey leads the front page.

Murder accused describes violent confrontation in alleged drug debt killing.

FULL STORY: WalesOnline.co.uk/news/wales-news/dad-four-murdered-team-drug-29516231

OXFORD MAIL: "World Is Watching"
Charlotte Coles leads the front page.

Blenheim hosts Europe's Leaders as a ring of steel thrown around the country.

IN FULL: OxfordMail.co.uk/news/24459387.king-charles-arrives-helicopter-blenheim-palace

COVENTRY OBSERVER: "Musical Target For City Man Battling Cancer"
Holly Clement leads the front page.

A brave Coventry man is fighting a terminal illness is determined to watch his older brother's stage musical in September.

MORNING STAR: "Stop Abetting Gaza Genocide"
Elizabeth Short leads the front page.

Thousands of pro-Palestine activists formed a Human Chain around Parliament, yesterday.

WESTERN MAIL: "COVID Response For Wales 'Too Complex'"
George Thompson / Cathy Owen lead the front page.

The Welsh Government's response to the COVID-19 Pandemic was "hampered by undue complexity".

METRO (SCOTLAND): "Just Go!"
Sam Corbishley leads the front page.

An innocent man jailed for 17 years for a crime he did not commit could have been freed a decade before he was finally released.

IN FULL: ​Metro.co.uk/2024/07/18/man-wrongly-jailed-rape-free-nearly-decade-earlier-21252442

THE YORKSHIRE POST: "'Britain Failed Its Citizens In Pandemic'"
Ralph Blackburn leads The YorkshirePost.

Country was ill-prepared and botched its plans, says inquiry.

REDDITCH & ALCESTER STANDARD: "Date Set For Town Centre Revamp Work"
Ashleigh Osborne leads the front page.
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Works are set to take place in Redditch Town Centre in Unicorn Hill and Church Green West week commencing 29 July.

FULL STORY: RedditchStandard.co.uk/news/next-phase-of-redditch-improvement-works-later-this-month

BROMSGROVE STANDARD: "Families' Anger After Grave Items Removed"
Sonny Rackham leads the front page.

Families with loved ones buried at a church near the Lickey Hills were astounded to see personal items which had been left on graves stuffed into bin bags and left for removal by clergy.

FULL STORY: BromsgroveStandard.co.uk/news/mourners-anger-as-momentos-from-graves-are-put-in-bin-bags-at-bromsgrove-churchyard

DROITWICH STANDARD: "Bravery Awards For Trio In Dramatic Flood Rescue"

West Mercia Police Officers have been honoured with awards for bravery after saving a woman from drowning in her flood-stricken car near Pershore.

WOKINGHAM TODAY: "FC Bracknell Ready For New Season"
Andy Preston leads the sport.

FC Bracknell's co-Managers Bailey Gandolfi & Rob Jones are raring to go for the new football season as the club enters a brand new Saturday team into the league.

FULL STORY: ​Wokingham.Today/fc-bracknell-raring-to-go-ahead-of-new-football-season

WOKINGHAM TODAY: "Town Shows Its Pride"
Emma Merchant leads the front page.

Members of the LGBTQ+ community formed a brightly coloured montage as they gathered in Wokingham on Saturday for this year's annual Wokingham Pride event.

FULL STORY: Wokingham.Today/rainbow-flags-brightened-the-town-centre-on-saturday

LANCASHIRE TELEGRAPH: "Arena Hero Road Death Crash Charge"
Nat Goodlad leads the front page.

A woman has been charged with causing the death of Manchester Arena terror attack hero Darron Coster by allegedly driving dangerously.

FULL STORY: LancashireTelegraph.co.uk/news/24458438.chatburn-woman-charged-manchester-arena-heros-death

THE BOLTON NEWS: "'It's Not Fair To Blame Our Youngsters'"
Liam Milton leads the front page.
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A Bolton headteacher has responded strongly after train operator Northern publicly called on her to help tackle fare evasion among her pupils.