TOMORROW'S PAPERS: WEDNESDAY 22 MAY 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN

Welcome to your rundown of the headlines on a selection of National Newspapers' front pages for Wednesday 22 May 2024.
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​This page will be updated as the previews come in.

DAILY MAIL:  A British grandfather died on a storm-lashed Passenger Jet, yesterday, as it plummeted a mile in the sky.
The leading story on tomorrow's Daily Mail.

THE NATIONAL:  The front page of tomorrow's The National leads with claims that United Kingdom's Government are to be probed over their treatment of Disabled Benefits claimants.

THE I:  Six days after appearing in court charged with spying on Hong Kong activists in United Kingdom, former Royal Marine is discovered dead in Berkshire. 

THE GUARDIAN:  The number of people under 40 in United Kingdom being diagnosed with Type 2 Diabeties has risen 39% in six years, fulled by soaring obestity levels and cheap junk food.
The Guardian, tomorrow.  

DAILY STAR:  Innocent rats who've spent the last 676 years being blamed for causing The Black Death have finally been exonerated.
Daily Star lead with this, tomorrow.

EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS:  John Swinney (First Minister - Scotland) leads the front page of tomorrow's Edinburgh Evening News, apologising on behalf of Scottish Government for The Infected Blood Scandal.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH:  Conservative Member Of Parliament Craig MacKinlay praises NHS care and campaigns for amputees to be given better treatment after he had all four limbs removed to combat sepsis.
That is the leading story on the front page of The Daily Telegraph, tomorrow. 

METRO (ENGLAND):  A British traveller was killed when a London to Singapore flight hit turbulence so severe passengers were hurled into overhead lockers and the ceiling.
That leads on Metro (England), tomorrow.

MORNING STAR:  Battle was joined to defend the right to protest, today, as top Cabinet Minister Michael Gove launched a twin-track attack on the Palestine Solidarity Movement.
Morning Star's headline for tomorrow.