TOMORROW'S PAPERS TODAY: TUESDAY 18 JUNE 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN PAPERS

Welcome to your rundown of headlines on a selection of British Newspapers' front pages for Tuesday 18 June 2024.

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

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DAILY RECORD: "Scot Kills Celeb Wife In Murder Suicide"
Ruth Suter leads tomorrow's edition.
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David Blyth is thought to have rowed with Victoria Blyth over text messages before gunning her down then turning the weapon on himself. 

DAILY EXPRESS: "Banking Giant's Dire Warning On Labour Pledges"
Martyn Brown / Michael Knowles lead tomorrow's edition.

Banking giant HSBC has warned that The Labour Party's plan to boost workers' wages risks triggering a surge in unemployment.

THE SCOTSMAN: "Sarwar Vows To Give Young People Work And Life Skills"
David Bol leads tomorrow's edition.

Anas Sarwar will pledge to "look after young people from cradle to career".

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: "Tories Turn To Johnson To Counter Reform"
Ben Riley Smith leads tomorrow's edition.

Boris Johnson is being drafted in by The Tories to play a more active role in General Election campaign. 

THE I: "Farage It's Impossible To Know If Reform Would Keep Low-Tax Pledge"
David Parsley leads tomorrow's edition.

Nigel Farage says his flagship policy to raise Income Tax is meant to 'provoke debate'.

DAILY STAR: "Vote Binface"
Tom Hutchison leads tomorrow's edition.

Count Binface unveils his 24-point plan to save Britain and everyone at Daily Star believe it to be the most sane and honest manifesto out there. 

DAILY MAIL: "Rishi: Keir Only Wants Votes At 16 To 'Entrench His Power'"
Jason Groves leads tomorrow's edition.

Keir Starmer will try to rig the voting system to 'entrench his power' for years, Rishi Sunak claims.

THE GUARDIAN: "Farage Accused Of Cut And Spend Manifesto That Doesnt Add Up"
Ben Quinn / Pippa Crerar / Peter Walker lead tomorrow's edition.

Nigel Farage announced a series of populist pledges, huge tax cuts and £140BN in spending commitments.

DAILY MIRROR: "Willkommen England"
Andy Lines / Paul Byrne lead tomorrow's edition.

German Police welcomed England fans to Frankfurt before Thursday's Denmark match.

​LANCASHIRE TELEGRAPH: "Cocaine And Public Sex Are A Village Blight"
Robbie McDonald leads tomorrow's edition.

Residents in Whalley are still being disturbed by drunkenness, drug abuse, anti-social behaviour and noise from revellers on streets, music from clubs and people having sex in alleys despite a special licensing system, councillors have claimed.

FINANCIAL TIMES: "French Bosses Build Ties With Le Pen As Left Triggers Alarm"
Leila Abboud / Adrienne Klasa / Sarah White lead tomorrow's edition.

France's corporate bosses are racing to build contracts with Marine Le Pen.

MORNING STAR: "Farage Flirts With Red Wall"
Andrew Murray leads tomorrow's edition.

Reform started targeting Labour "red wall" voters as the hard-right party launched its reactionary General Election manifesto in Wales.

THE BOLTON NEWS: "Travellers' Site To Shut After A Rise In Crime"
Joe Harrigan leads tomorrow's edition.

Greater Manchester Police are to close a Travellers' site linked to "unacceptable crime and violence", including an attack on a Council worker.