Author: News Desk

Storm Éowyn will bring dangerous winds to Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland throughout today with heavy rain at times. After a wet and windy start further south, winds easing and becoming largely dry. Tonight: Destructive winds continuing in Northern Ireland and Scotland, especially in the far north, along with heavy downpours. Generally drier in the south. A colder night with frost in places.

Man Utd 2 Rangers 1 – Iron Bru Manchester United’s 2-1 win over Rangers in the Europa League makes the back page of the Daily Mirror. United captain Bruno Fernandes leads the paper.

Iron Bru Man United’s 2-1 win over Celtic leads the back page of The Sun newspaper. Elsewhere, DOMINIC SOLANKE has been ruled out for “six weeks” with his knee injury worse than first feared.

Sweeney: I’m not sorry The back page of the Telegraph reports Bill Sweeney, the beleaguered chief executive of the Rugby Football Union, has refused to apologise for taking the controversial bonus that sparked a bitter fall-out across English rugby and reiterated that he wants to stay in his post until 2027. Man United’s 2-1 win over Rangers in the Europa League makes the back page.

Bruno late show The back page of the Daily Mail leads with an image of Bruno Fernandes. The paper reports on Man United’s 2-1 win over Rangers in the Europa League.

Donald Trump has called on oil producers’ group Opec to bring down global prices in order to put pressure on Russia to end the war in Ukraine, the Financial Times reports.

‘When we think of Southport we’ll think of the girls’ The Sun quotes the parents of one of the children who was injured in the attacks but survived named Child A, saying: “When we think of Southport we’ll think of the girls. Their bravery. Their strength. He will not win.”

Southport horror: You know what you have done … we hope it haunts you every day The Daily Mirror quotes Elsie’s mother who told Rudakubana that she hopes the attacks “haunt you every single day.” Man United’s 2-1 win over Celtic makes the front page.

‘Cruel and pure evil … the act of a coward’ The Daily Express quotes the parents of the victims calling Rudakubana “pure evil” and saying they have been left with “shattered souls.”

Southport attacker jailed for savage murder of three girls The Guardian says at the sentencing it had emerged that two years before the attack his parents called the police four times in six months asking for help. The paper says that on one occasion he was caught on the bus with a blade but instead of detaining him, officers took him home and told his mother to keep knives out of his reach.