The Guardian says the war in Ukraine will result in expensive food and energy for the next three years, the World Bank has warned.
The Guardian says Aung San Suu Kyi has been sentenced to five years in prison after she was found guilty of corruption corruption by a court in military-controlled Myanmar.
The Guardian says Investors have wiped $126bn (£100bn) off Tesla’s value amid concern that Elon Musk may have to sell shares in the electric carmaker to fund his personal contribution to his $44bn acquisition of Twitter.
The Independent says DJ Tim Westwood has been accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women.
The Independent says this was a Champions League classic that produced the most quintessential modern storyline.
The Independent says Twitter confirmed “fluctuations in follower counts” largely came from “organic” account closures.
The Independent says Southern California’s gigantic water supplier took the unprecedented step of requiring about 6 million people to cut their outdoor watering to one day a week.
The Independent says a lottery winner who has given away more than half of her £115 million fortune said she is addicted to giving to others.
Wednesday’s front pages report on a variety of stories.
BBC News says the editor of the Mail on Sunday has declined an invitation to meet with the Speaker of the House of Commons over a controversial article about Labour’s deputy leader Angela Raynor.
Sky News says police searching for missing mother-of-two Katie Kenyon believe she is dead – and have arrested a man on suspicion of murder.
France24 says Ex-Soviet Moldova urged citizens to stay calm and stepped up security after a series of blasts in a Russian-backed separatist region raised fears of a spillover from the war in Ukraine.
Euronews says Twitter will have to “adapt completely to European rules” whatever Elon Musk’s intentions regarding freedom of speech, the European Commission warned on Tuesday.
TRT World says Harvard University has announced it will commit $100 million to redress its role in slavery, as more US institutions move toward reparations for historical injustices.
The Guardian says an expert has testified that her evaluation of the Heard revealed two psychiatric diagnoses – borderline personality disorder and histrionic personality disorder.
BBC Sport says Manchester City will take a slender Champions League semi-final advantage to the Bernabeu after winning a seven-goal first-leg classic against Real Madrid at Etihad Stadium.
Russia accuses UK government of provoking attacks on its territory and offers a stern warning to the UK. Russia’s defence ministry said it was ready…
Call to suspend all MPs guilty of misogyny reads the headline of the front page on The Independent.
The Guardian reports that Sajid Javid is being urged to change the law to let pharmacists in England alter prescriptions during medicine shortages.
Musk pays a tweet £35bn for Twitter reads the headline of the Metro which reports on Elon Musk buying Twitter.
The Daily Mirror reports that an NHS worker was one of four members of the same family found stabbed to death at a house yesterday.
An extra annual holiday to acknowledge the Queen’s incredible service to her country is posed for approval, the Daily Express reports.
News that pubs are going to be allowed to stay open later to mark the Queen’s jubilee is The Sun’s main lead.
Daily Mirror says Liverpool and Manchester City stand to make record amounts of prize money should they go on to win this season’s Champions League.
Daily Mirror says The UK could get a new permanent Bank Holiday to thank the Queen for her ‘extraordinary service’ under plans to be considered by the government.