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Telegraph – UK News
- Parents should be stopped from requesting additional work leave until 2017, leaked report advises
- Olympic torch-bearers surrounded by over a dozen vehicles
- Ministers approve £350 million contract for Trident replacement
- Man arrested after break-in at GM wheat trial site
- Osborne urged to introduce 30% income tax for all
- I'll shake things hard to speed up Coalition reform, says David Cameron
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EU Observer
- Obama presses EU leaders on growth
- [Ticker] Turkey accuses Israel of violating northern Cyprus airspace
- [Ticker] No fiscal treaty without growth pact, says French finance minister
- [Ticker] French ministers kick off job with 30% wage cut
- Spain hit by downgrades amid Greek contagion fears
- [Ticker] ECB should do more to help ailing countries, says Cameron
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Mirror – UK NEws
- Mike Stock slams Lady Gaga and Rihanna: 'Sluttish pop stars are harming children'
- The young woman who dared to defy the Taliban: Afghan, 22, rebuilding her life in the U.S. after having her nose hacked off in her homeland
- Britain to bask in 26C Mediterranean heat
- Queen's dress designer Stewart Parvin reveals secrets of how monarch looks so pristine
- Lockerbie bomber Al-Megrahi dead after health rapidly deteriorates in Libya
- Tony Blair heckled at Colby College graduation speech
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The Guardian News
- Nick Clegg proposes student premium to help poorest entering university
- Robin Gibb obituary
- Boris Johnson's former aide takes PR job with News International
- Former extreme nationalist becomes Serbian president
- Eurozone crisis: high-stakes gamble as David Cameron warns Greek voters
- Extend austerity measures to allow for major tax cuts, chancellor told
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The Independent – UK News
- Teenage refugees still being routinely locked up
- Cash-for-access inquiry deemed a whitewash before it's even begun
- Lead officer's exit will not divert hacking probe, Yard insists
- Red tape is making childcare too expensive for poor families, says MP
- Cameron risks split over rights of workers
- Plan to cut spending on court interpreters leads to farce
