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Starmer hails Brexit reset as ‘new era’ in EU relations The Times calls the deal, unveiled by the prime minister on Tuesday, a “new era” saying the trade deal with Brussels will secure cheaper food and energy. The paper says the Brexit reset will boost the economy by £9 billion a year.  Russia launches an attack before a phone call between the two leaders, and Ukraine warns of Kremlin plans to fire an intercontinental ballistic missile, says the front page. King Charles is pictured on the front page.

An illegal immigrant who was involved in smuggling more than 3,000 others into Europe has been sentenced to 25 years in jail.

EU deal puts Britain back on the world stage, says Starmer The Guardian says the prime minister’s pledge that the new “EU deal puts Britain back on the world stage” and is a “win-win” that grants “unprecedented access to the EU market”. The paper also highlights the reaction from opposition parties including Tory leader Kemi Badenoch who says the deal’s concessions on youth visas and fishing is a “surrender.” Allies, including the UK, have warned Netanyahu of “consequences” regarding Gaza.

Starmer’s Surrender: The Day Brexit Dream Died The Daily Mail takes a negative stance on the deal highlighting the backlash and labelling it “Starmer’s surrender.” The paper reports that the PM is being accused of a “great Brexit betrayal” after agreeing to a deal that hands Brussels control of British laws, money and fish. 

Keir’s abject surrender is betrayal of Brexit Britain The Daily Express says when the good people of Dudley – and millions across the country – voted to leave the European Union, we knew exactly what we were voting for: control of our borders, our laws, and our destiny. We voted to put British workers first and end the flood of cheap labour that’s held down wages and squeezed our services for decades.

Brexit battle 2 begins Metro says “Brexit battle 2 begins” reporting Brexiteers are taking aim at the prime minister in a “bruising new battle” with accusations he “sold out the fisherman and signed Britain up to Europe’s rules out.”  The paper says the new UK-EU reset deal could make travel to EU countries smoother and quicker for UK travellers with an agreement to allow British passport holders to use e-gates at European airports.

Done up like a kipper The Sun sees the deal with the EU as a “bow down to EU judges” and suggests it will “throw open our borders”. The paper says the UK was ambushed by a late demand or, as the paper puts it, “12 more years of French and Spanish trawlers plundering our waters”. David Beckham and King Charles are pictured on the front splash!

Nicole Kidman described herself as a ‘character actor’ in a recent interview, sparking speculation that her comments were aimed at ex-husband Tom Cruise, who has been labelled ‘the last movie star.’

A roundup of the news dominating the UK every day.

Tuesday’s newspaper front pages cover the landmark EU deal that, according to the prime minister, puts the UK back on the global stage. The paper’s political leanings are as clear as ever in this morning’s headlines with the left-leaning press celebrating the UK rebuilding its relations with the EU – and highlighting the economic benefits that will come with it. The right-leaning press sees it as a betrayal of Brexit – even though many of the papers have acknowledged that Brexit in its current form does not work.