TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: THURSDAY 20 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Thursday 20 June 2024.

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THE SCOTSMAN: "'Little Success' For Swinney In Reviving SNP, New Poll Finds"
Alistair Grant leads tomorrow's edition.

John Swinney has had little success in restoring Scottish National Party's fortunes, according to a new poll.

DAILY EXPRESS: "Just Lock Them Up!"
Steph Spyro / Christian Calgie lead tomorrow's edition.

Pathetic eco-zealots should face "the full force of the law" after Stonehenge was attacked in what Rishi Sunak deplored as a "disgraceful act of vandalism". 

BURY TIMES: "Residents' Blues On New Red Route"
Alice Gerrard leads tomorrow's edition.

Residents have raised concerns after a parking ban on one of the borough's busiest roads was put in place.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: "Tory Wipeout"
Ben Riley Smith leads tomorrow's edition.

Rishi Sunak is predicted to be the first sitting Prime Minister ever to lose his/her seat in a General Election.

THE OLDHAM TIMES: "We Are All Truly Heartbroken"
Jessica Rothwell leads tomorrow's edition.

People have been left 'heartbroken' by the death of an Oldham dad-of-three who suffered a shock stroke just days after returning from holiday.

DAILY STAR: "Phil Good Factor"
Jeremy Cross leads tomorrow's sport.

Gareth Southgate has blasted back at critics by describing under-fire Phil Foden as "exceptional".

DAILY STAR: "Desperately Seeking"
Andrew Jameson leads tomorrow's edition.

Old romantics looking for love want a partner who's isn't too funny and is no better than a six out of 10 when it comes to looks.

ROYSTON CROW: "Restaurant Ordered To Pay £150K"
Anne Suslak leads tomorrow's edition.

The owner of British Raj Express in Royston has been ordered to pay nearly £150,000 for foot hygiene failings.

FINANCIAL TIMES: "Sunak Claims Credit As Inflation Hits BOE's Target For First Time In 3 Years"
Sam Fleming / Mary McDougall lead tomorrow's edition.
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Inflation has hit the 2 per cent Bank Of England target for the first time in three years.

LANCASHIRE TELEGRAPH: "Eight Helt In 'Homophobic' Station Attack"
Nat Goodlad leads tomorrow's edition.

Eight men have been quizzed by Police after a man and his partner were subjected to a 'homophobic attack' outside a Train Station.

THE I: "UK In Secret Talks Over Financial Turmoil At IT Giant That Could Hit Benefits And NHS"
David Parsley leads tomorrow's edition.

Internal documents, seen by The I, reveal contingency plans for the delivery of 'critical' services.

WARRINGTON GUARDIAN: "Carers Took Drugs To Jail Lovers"
Nathan Okell leads tomorrow's edition.

Amy Portwood and Adrienne Juniper’s ‘infatuation’ for serving prisoners saw the two Care Workers convey illicit drugs and mobile phones into HMP Risley.

METRO (SCOTLAND): "Violence & Abuse At King's School"
Sarah Ward leads tomorrow's edition.

Child Abuse was 'normalised' at The King's former school with an 'extremely violent culture', an inquiry has found. 

THE BOLTON NEWS: "Travellers Say They Will Be 'Left On Street'"
Chris Jaffray leads tomorrow's edition.

Travellers say they will be "left on the street" after Bolton Council started action to have them evicted from a caravan site where they've lived for 20 years.

CITY AM: "The Man Who Built The Wharf"
Andy Silvester leads tomorrow's edition.

Sir George Iacobescu, who has done more to transform Canary Wharf into what it is today, is set to retire after 36 years at Canary Wharf Group.

WOKINGHAM TODAY: "'This Is A Dream Come True'"
Andy Preston leads tomorrow's sport.

Will Arnott says it's a 'dream come true' to be chosen to participate in the upcoming Paralympic Games. 

WOKINGHAM TODAY: "Complaints Over Homes Meeting"
Andrew Batt leads tomorrow's edition.

Complaints have been made over what has been described as the 'shambolic' handling of a controversial Finchampstead planning application.