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Pope apologises over reported homophobic slur Pope Francis has issued an apology following reports that he used derogatory language towards…

North Korea drops trash balloons on the South North Korea has released at least 150 balloons carrying waste into South…

US billionaire plans submersible trip to Titanic wreck US luxury real estate billionaire Larry Connor and deep-sea explorer Patrick Lahey…

Israel’s operation in Rafah doesn’t cross US red lines – White House The US does not believe Israel has launched…

Hundreds of thousands without power after Texas storms Severe thunderstorms in Texas have left nearly 600,000 customers without electricity. The…

Express Sport – Chelsea in the Enzo Zone The back page of the Daily Express reports Chelsea have agreed a…

Many of Tuesday’s front pages focus on Rishi Sunak’s pledge to save older people from paying tax on their state pension. The left-leaning newspapers lead on Labour’s Sir Keir Starmer as both the PM and the leader of the opposition have been on the campaign trail since the announcement of a snap general election – to be held on 4 July. 

Elsewhere, several papers feature images from the Israeli airstrike on the Rafah, which has drawn international condemnation as civilians sheltering have been hit. 

The back pages lead on the latest Premier League news – including the latest gossip about new managers. Chelsea are closing in on their new boss and Erik ten Hag is still reportedly in the dark over his future.

Pope allegedly used derogatory term for gay people Pope Francis reportedly used highly derogatory language in a private meeting at…

Papua New Guinea landslide: 2,000 feared buried and thousands more remain at risk Papua New Guinea authorities report that nearly…

Beckham scores Euros deal with China tech giant David Beckham has signed an agreement to serve as a global ambassador…

Dozens reported killed in Israeli strike on Rafah At least 45 people, including women and children, were killed in an…

Netanyahu vows to continue war amid air strike condemnation Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to continue the military…

Thousands of Americans without power due to severe weather Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms have left nearly 300,000 residents across seven…

Tory MP claims she defected to Reform before Conservative party suspended her A Tory MP who is leaving Parliament has…

Keir Starmer delivers election speech as Labour attacks Tory national service pledge – UK politics live Labour issues briefing note…

CCTV images of suspect released after woman stabbed on Bournemouth beach Police have released CCTV images of a suspect after…

People would not be jailed for refusing to carry out ‘mandatory’ national service, says home secretary – UK politics live…

Sunday’s front pages lead on two main stories: the prime minister’s promise to bring back national service if the Conservatives are re-elected to No 10 at the next general election and the divorce announcement from TV presenters Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford. 

Away from the main stories, other domestic political news looms large on the front pages, whilst the back pages lead on Manchester United’s shock 2-0 FA Cup final win over Manchester City.

Mapped: List of all the MPs standing down at next election as Michael Gove and John Redwood join the exodus…

Is Sunak’s election campaign the worst in history? He is soaked in Downing Street on his launch, drowned out by…

Sunak promises to bring back national service for 18-year-olds There is no title provided to identify any biased words or…

Scottish Labour taking ‘nothing for granted’ as SNP support crumbles Keir Starmer makes Scotland ‘central to the mission’ as polls…

London water tested for parasites after families suffer diarrhoea and vomiting | UK News A London water supply has been…

Sadio Mane, Thiago, Minamino, Ox, Keita, Shaqiri, Origi, how many of these make the world-class list?

This week’s Economist asks: Is America dictator-proof? The many vulnerabilities, and enduring strengths, of America’s Republic.