TOMORROW'S PAPERS: TUESDAY 21 MAY 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN

Welcome to your rundown of the headlines on a selection of National Newspapers' front pages for Tuesday 21 May 2024.
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​This page will be updated as the previews come in.

​EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS:  The front page of tomorrow's Edinburgh Evening News leads with coverage of The Infected Blood Scandal - including some photographs of victims.

DAILY MIRROR:  Lies, cover-ups, evidence destroyed, 3,000 dead and 30,000 infected. A betrayal on a massive scale by those in power who were supposed to protect us all.
Daily Mirror, tomorrow.

THE SCOTSMAN:  The Scotsman lead with The Infected Blood Scandal victims were studied without their knowledge as part of the wider disaster it has been revealed.

DAILY MAIL:  There are fears that no-one will face criminal justice over The Infected Blood Scandal - despite a scathing report into the tragedy.
​Daily Mail, tomorrow. 

DAILY RECORD:  The £10 billion payout for Infected Blood Scandal victims will be worthless unless survivors receive some real help, a leading campaigner warns. 
That's your Daily Record, tomorrow.

THE GUARDIAN:  Leading on the front page of tomorrow's The Guardian is their coverage of the "chilling" NHS & Government cover-up of The Infected Blood Scandal.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH:  Rishi Sunak (Prime Minister - United Kingdom) said it was "a day of shame" relating to The Infected Blood Scandal where he finally gave an apology to victims and families.
Tomorrow's The Daily Telegraph.

DAILY STAR:  Tomorrow's front page of Daily Star is leading with actor Courtney Cox believing her former Friends co-star, Matthew Perry, is visiting her from beyond the grave.

THE I:  Biggest treatment disaster in NHS history was caused by a cover-up by politicians, doctors and Health Officials for over more than 40 years, The Infected Blood Scandal Inquiry finds. 
​The I have more on this, tomorrow. 

METRO (ENGLAND):  A damning report has finally revealed how The Infected Blood Scandal that killed 3,000 people and ruined the lives of many more could have been avoided. 
That's the leading story on tomorrow's Metro (England). 

THE NATIONAL:  The front page of The National, tomorrow, reports of international arrest warrants sought over Gaza with UK Government being implicated. 

MORNING STAR:  Victims of The Infected Blood Scandal were betrayed by a "subtle, pervasive and chilling" cover-up made worse by a lack of transparency by Rishi Sunak's Government.
​That leads on tomorrow's Morning Star.