TOMORROW'S PAPERS: WEDNESDAY 29 MAY 2024 | INFORMING BRITAIN

Welcome to your rundown of the headlines on a selection of National Newspapers' front pages for Wednesday 29 May 2024.

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

THE I:  "Triple Lock Plus To Save Retirees 28p A Week On State Pension"
Think-tank decries another example of The Conservative Party proposing to under their own tax. 
The I, tomorrow.

EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS:  "Sporran Failure Could Not Hold Me Back" That's the headline on the front page of tomorrow's Edinburgh Evening News.

DAILY MIRROR:  Police, who were urged by The Conservative Party to look at Angela Rayner's home sales, have dropped their investigations.
Tomorrow's front page of Daily Mirror.

DAILY RECORD:  ​Police will go undercover with The Tartan Army at Euro 2024 to protect them from terrorists and thugs. 
Tomorrow's Daily Record.

DAILY EXPRESS:  Rishi Sunak (Prime Minister - United Kingdom) has vowed to axe worthless degrees to fund 100,000 more high-skilled trainee posts every year.
Tomorrow's Daily Express. 

THE NATIONAL:  Tomorrow's edition of The National is revealing that Ian Murray - The Labour Party's longest-serving Member Of Parliament - has made thousands with having his properies on Air BNB.

THE SCOTSMAN:  Stephen Flynn has been accused of stoking internal divisions within Scottish National Party's General Election campaign after SNP's Westminster leader suggested the Scottish Government could reverse its presumption against new oil and gas developments to woo voters in the North East of Britain. 
​Tomorrow's front page of The Scotsman.

THE GUARDIAN:  The former head of The Mossad, Israel's foreign intelligence agency, allegedly threatened a chief prosecutor of the international criminal court in a series of secret meetings in which he tried to put pressure on her to abandon War Crimes investigation.
The Guardian are revealing this report on their front page, tomorrow.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH:  The Daily Telegraph are leading, tomorrow, with an exclusive interview they had with Rishi Sunak (Prime Minister - United Kingdom) as he defends his National Service policy. 

CITY AM:  Rachel Reeves (Shadow Chancellor Of The Exchequer - United Kingdom) is splashed on the front page of tomorrow's City AM promising there'll be no tax surprises if The Labour Party are elected in the 2024 General Election.
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DAILY STAR:  Gastropod-hater and imperialist jeans-wearer Alan Titchmarsh has revealed he chucks slugs into his neighbour's garden.
Tomorrow's Daily Star.  

FINANCIAL TIMES:  Water regulator OfWat are drawing up plans for a special "recovery regime" for Thames Water and other financially stressed water companies in a bid to avoid nationalisation. 
The front page of tomorrow's Financial Times. 

METRO (ENGLAND):  ​A bitter battle has erupted over tax - as Rishi Sunak (Prime Minister - Unted Kingdom) says his "Triple Lock Plus" pledge to pensioners gave voters a clear choice on the day of the General Election.
That's the front page of Metro (England), tomorrow. 

MORNING STAR:  Big business has declared its love for The Labour Party - and Rachel Reeves reciprocated in full yesterday.
Tomorrow's Morning Star.