TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: THURSDAY 25 JULY 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS - #IBPAPERS / #TOMORROWSPAPERSTODAY

Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' Front Pages for Thursday 25 July 2024.
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THE SCOTSMAN: "Shell Denies U-Turn On Green Power Revolution"
David Bol leads the front page.

Labour launches £8 Billion energy plans amid reports of wind sale.

SCOTTISH DAILY MAIL / DAILY MAIL: "Is This The End Of Our Copper Coins?"
John-Paul Ford Rojas leads the front page.

The future of 1p and 2p coins has been thrown into doubt.
The Treasury has no plans for more copper coins to be minted in the coming years.

​DAILY EXPRESS: "Senior Army Officer Stabbed Outside Barracks"
Ciaran McGrath leads the front page.

This is the dramatic moment an alleged masked moped knifeman" was arrested over the stabbing of an Army Officer in front of his wife.

FULL STORY: Express.co.uk/news/uk/1927187

​THE GUARDIAN: "REVEALED: Rich Western Countries Lead Global Gas And Oil Expansion"
Oliver Milman / Nina Lakhani lead the front page.

A surge in new oil and gas exploration in 2024 threatens to unleash nearly 12 billion tonnes of planet-heating emissions. 

FULL STORY: TheGuardian.com/environment/article/2024/jul/24/new-oil-gas-emission-data-us-uk

DAILY STAR: "Jaws Swims Up The Thames"
Charles Wade-Palmer leads the front page.

A shark has been spotted wending its way up The Thames in London.
Would somebody mind letting Chief Brody know?

FINANCIAL TIMES: "US Tech Slide Deepens After Big Names Fail To Hit Targets"
George Steer / Jennifer Hughes lead the front page.

US technology stock sand sharply yesterday after lacklustre overnight results. 

MORNING STAR: "A Disgrace"
Berny Torre leads the front page.

Sir Keir Starmer has been condemned by union leaders for suspending seven Labour Party MPs.

FULL STORY: MorningStarOnline.co.uk/article/starmer-suspends-mps-who-voted-to-scrap-the-two-child-benefit-cap

METRO (ENGLAND): "Horror Crash Arrest"
Jen Mills leads the front page.

A man has been arrested over a crash that killed six people and orphaned a girl of 11.

LANCASHIRE TELEGRAPH: "Record High Gonorrhoea Cases Alarm"
Nat Goodlad leads the front page.

Gonorrhoea cases in Blackburn with Darwen reached a record high last year.

WOKINGHAM TODAY: "Council Needs To Save £20M" / "Lilly Becomes A Royal"

Andrew Batt leads both sides of this week's Wokingham Today.

BURY TIMES: "Police Race Hate Probe Revealed"
Lisa Valentine leads the front page.

Seven Greater Manchester Police officers based in Bury are being investigated over "racial discrimination" claims.  

FULL STORY: BuryTimes.co.uk/news/24469632.bury-police-officers-investigation-racism-allegations

TYLDESLEY AND ATHERTON LEIGH JOURNAL: "24-Hour Bus Trial Date Revealed"
Zach Harrison leads the front page.

A date has been set for the launch of a pilot project which will see a bus service run in Leigh every hour of the day.

FULL STORY: LeighJournal.co.uk/news/24465566.date-set-launch-pilot-24-hour-bus-pilot-project-bolton

THE BOLTON NEWS: "Jobs Cuts At University"
Joe Harrigan leads the front page. 

The University Of Bolton is set to cut jobs in response to a range of pressures "beyond control".

THE OLDHAM TIMES: "Dad-Of-Four Is Fighting For His Life"
Olivia Bridge leads the front page.

A man has been charged in connection with a 'serious assault' which took place in Oldham Town Centre and left a man in 'critical condition' after the Euros final.

FULL STORY: TheOldhamTimes.co.uk/news/24472153.oldham-man-charged-assaulting-man-amid-euros-final

KNUTSFORD GUARDIAN: "'Last Chance' For Shop Hit By Vandals"
Matt Hancock-Bruce leads the front page.

A TOY shop has been left facing a 'last chance saloon' by an act of vandalism.
Stuart Andrew, owner of Hal Whittaker in Knutsford, is calling on the public to support the High Street.

FULL STORY: KnutsfordGuardian.co.uk/news/24467399.hal-whittaker-toy-shop-last-chance-saloon-vandalism

ROYSTON CROW: "Housebuilder Secures Land For 140 Homes"
Anne Suslak leads the front page.

Housebuilder Redrow South Midlands has acquired land for 140 new homes in Barkway.

FULL STORY: Royston-Crow.co.uk/news/24469816.barkway-18-acres-land-secured-140-new-homes

ST. HELENS STAR: "Holiday Tragedy As Man Drowns In Lake"

St. Helens Star readers have paid tribute to a 22-year-old student from St. Helens who has drowned in Lake Como while holidaying with his girlfriend. 

WARRINGTON GUARDIAN: "Jail Time For Huge Cannabis Farmer"
Nathan Okell leads the front page.

The sentencing of a cannabis farmer who admitted tending to a grow with an estimated value of £450,000 has been delayed.

THE MESSENGER: "Homes, School - And A Tram Stop"
Nick Jackson leads the front page.

A masterplan to create 2,500 new homes, a new Primary School and a MetroLink extension with a stop at Wythenshawe Hospital has been developed.

​NORTHWICH & WINSFORD GUARDIAN: "D-Day Looms For Market Relocation"
Matthew Hancock-Bruce leads the front page.

Northwich Market could be relocated as part of a town centre transformation.

FULL STORY: NorthwichGuardian.co.uk/news/24471633.northwich-market-weaver-square-regeneration-decision-looms