The front pages lead with a variety of stories including plans to oust Boris Johnson and Wimbledon.

Wednesday’s front pages cover the sentencing of Ghislaine Maxwell, the death of cancer campaigner Deborah James and plans for a second Scottish referendum.

Many of Tuesday’s front pages feature a picture of the burning shopping mall in Ukraine that was bombed by Russia – killing at least 18 people.

Friday’s front page continue to report on the ongoing strike action and summer travel fears.

Thursday’s front pages lead with a few different stories: the latest developments with the rail strikes, the Polio virus in London, Windrush Day statue unveiled.

Most of Wednesday’s front pages feature an image of empty rail stations as strikes begin.

Tuesday’s papers report heavily on the rail strike – the UK’s biggest rail strike in 30 years – that kicked off today.

Monday’s papers are focused on the upcoming rail strikes that set to hit Britain – due to be the biggest strike in 30 years.

Many of Friday’s papers reflect on gloomy economic news.

Today’s news summary – Paper Talk – The resignation of Lord Geidt

Wednesday’s front pages are dominated by the cancellation of the Rwanda flight.

There’s a variety of stories dominating Tuesday’s front pages – reports on the controversial Rwanda plan, another royal rift and the Northern Ireland protocol.

Monday’s front pages report on a variety of stories including the controversial Rwanda plan.

Friday’s papers are dominated by the news of the Brits sentenced to death by a Russian proxy court.

Several of Thursday’s front pages report ongoing turmoil for the UK economy

Many of Wednesday’s newspapers lead with the continued fallout from Monday’s confidence vote in Boris Johnson’s leadership. 

Most of Monday’s front pages lead with the finale of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations and a potential vote of no confidence for the PM.

Today’s news summary – Paper Talk – Wednesday’s front pages lead with calls for the PM to explain partygate case.

Most of Tuesday’s front pages lead with the travel chaos at British airports as passengers face long delays and missed flights during the half-term holidays.

A variety of stories lead Monday’s newspapers.

Today’s news summary – Thursday’s front pages are split on the seriousness of the Sue Gray report which features on most front pages.

Wednesday’s front pages lead with the Sue Gray report into partygate, windfall tax and the cost of living crisis.

Tuesday’s front pages lead with the leaked image of the PM at a leaving-do during lockdown – the latest twist in the Partygate scandal.

Friday’s front pages are dominated by the end of the Met Police investigation into Partygate.

Thursday’s front pages have a variety of stories on the cost of living crisis.

Wednesday’s front pages report on the arrest of a Tory MP, the Wagatha Christie trial and the cost of living crisis.

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