The Sun – Rishi vs Keir at the Sun HQ: Boats War
The Sun leads on a clash between Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer over immigration policy during a leader’s debate organised by the paper.
A large image of Jude Bellingham makes the front splash as the paper reports England have qualified for the Round of 16 at the Euros. But a win in tonight’s game will see the Three Lions top the group and get a more favourable opposition. If England fails to win tonight – they might have to face Germany next!
The first day of the Holly Willougby trial also makes the front splash. The paper reports Gavin Plumb planned to kidnap, rape and murder the TV star.
LEADERS’ SHOWDOWN General Election 2024 updates — Sun readers weigh in on Sunak & Keir Starmer as leaders grilled ahead of polling day
SUN readers have weighed in on Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer’s pre-election grilling – with both leaders facing off on your key issues. The Labour chief and PM took on questions from Political Editor Harry Cole and our very own readers live from Sun HQ in London Bridge last night. Both candidates to be PM were pressed on a range of issues – but were particularly put to task on immigration and health. [https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/28286594/general-election-2024-nigel-farage-rishi-sunak-keir-starmer/page/2#liveblog-entry-28713023]
‘SNATCH HORROR’ Man who ‘plotted to kidnap, rape & murder Holly Willoughby tried to snatch two women from train & pulled knife on teens’
A SECURITY guard accused of plotting to kidnap, rape and murder Holly Willoughby tried to snatch two women from a train and pulled a knife on teen girls, a court heard. Gavin Plumb, 37, passed one terrified victim a note telling her he had a gun and that he would shoot “you and myself and everyone else” if she did not follow him off the train, it was said. He wrote: “I have got a gun. All you have to do is keep quiet. Do what I say. So just stand up and get off at the next stop with me. Don’t cry or make a sound. Don’t stop me from touching you because I won’t hurt you. If you do all of this, no-one will get hurt but if you don’t I am going to shoot you and myself and everyone else.” [https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/28696367/security-guard-plot-kidnap-murder-holly-willoughby-trial/]
LIONS ROAR ON England THROUGH to Euro 2024 knockouts without playing their final group game despite underwhelming tournament
ENGLAND are already through to the knockout stages of Euro 2024 – thanks to tonight’s results in Group B. The Three Lions take on Slovenia in their final Group C match in Cologne tomorrow evening. They need a win to guarantee top spot – and therefore an ‘easier’ last-16 tie. However, their place in the next round has been confirmed by Albania’s loss to Spain. [https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/28716274/england-through-to-euro-2024-knockouts/]
JAY SEARCH Jay Slater cops have made key error and search for missing teen is ‘not looking good’, ex-Met detective claims
POLICE made a crucial error in the search for missing British teenager Jay Slater, an ex-Met detective has claimed. Steve Gaskin, a detective chief inspector for more than 25 years, thinks important evidence in the search could have been missed. He also revealed how he believes things are “not looking good” for the 19-year-old who vanished in Tenerife last Monday. [https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/28714748/jay-slater-cops-key-error-ex-met-detective-claims/]
Editorial 25 June 2024.
Tuesday’s front pages have a little more variety than what we’ve seen over the past few weeks – with other domestic topics away from the general election finding themselves as the lead story.
The tabloids lead on the opening day of a trial of a man accused of plotting to kidnap, rape and murder TV presenter Holly Willoughby. Princess Anne’s accident at home – which has seen the 73-year-old taken to hospital, as well as England’s upcoming Euros match also make the front splash.
Elsewhere, politics make up the rest of the front pages with the left-leaning newspapers picking up on comments that the IFS think tank has said Labour and Conservative plans to improve public services are “essentially unfunded.” The right-leaning papers offer up their scrutiny of Labour’s plans if they are elected to government on 4 July.
