TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: TUESDAY 11 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Tuesday 11 June 2024.

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​DAILY MIRROR: "My Pledge On Kids' Health"

Tomorrow's Daily Mirror has an exclusive with Prime Minister hopeful and The Labour Party's leader Sir Keir Starmer as he wants to ban the sales of Energy Drinks to kids.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: "Sunak Offers Tax Breaks To Landlords"

Ben Riley Smith leads tomorrow's edition.
Rishi Sunak will unveil tax breaks for landlords by reducing the fiscal burden and boosting home ownership at the heart of The Conservative Party's General Election manifesto.

THE SCOTSMAN: "Ross Plunges Scots Tories Into Turmoil By Quitting"

David Bol leads tomorrow's edition.
The Scottish Tories have been thrown into crisis just three weeks out from the General Election.

DAILY MAIL: "Britain's 12 Year Old Machete Murderers"

Andy Dolan leads tomorrow's edition.
Two boys become the youngest to be convicted of murder since Bulger killers after horrific unprovoked attack on an innocent teenager.

THE GUARDIAN: "Tory Right Plants To Give Sunak Set Of Demands If Manifesto Falls Flat"

Pippa Crerar / Ben Quinn / Eleni Courea lead tomorrow's edition.
The Conservative Party's right-wingers are planning to present Rishi Sunak with demands for tougher action on immigration.

METRO (SCOTLAND)​: "You Can Go Now"

Katrine Bussey leads tomorrow's edition.
Douglas Ross was accused of 'hedging his bets' after he announced he would quit Holyrood if he is elected to Westminster.

CITY AM: "New Fears For Capital If Ashtead Goes"

Lars Mucklejohn leads tomorrow's edition.
Analysts have warned that FTSE 100 giant Ashtead's potential switch to New York Stock Exchange could strip London of one of its best-performing names.

DAILY EXPRESS: "Up The Workers! PM Promises 2P Cut In National Insurance"

Sam Lister leads tomorrow's edition.
Britain's workers will be rewarded with another 2p cut in National Insurance as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak embarks on a "moral mission" to lower taxes.

THE YORKSHIRE POST: "Labour's Pledge On Nurseries Welcomed"
Kit Sandeman leads tomorrow's edition.
The Labour Party's pledge to build thousands of new Nursery Schools to accommodate 100,000 childcare spaces has been broadly welcomed.

DAILY STAR: "Herr We Go For Euros"

Jerry Lawton leads tomorrow's edition.
England's super-squad landed in Germany after waving goodbye to thousands of cheering young fans hoping for glory.

METRO (ENGLAND): "Red O-Lert"

Katherine Fidler leads tomorrow's edition.
Hospital blood crisis after Cyber Attack.
An urgent appeal has been launched for blood donations following a Cyber Attack that forced delays to operations at major London hospitals.