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BBC NEWS: Corbyn's fresh political venture: Can a new left-wing party capture the disillusioned and reshape the UK’s electoral landscape? The stakes for Labour and the Greens are higher than ever. - by Sam Francis

THE GUARDIAN: Chancellor’s turbulent week sparks tax rise fears as Reeves confronts welfare bill fallout, refusing to rule out tough budget measures for struggling families. - by Pippa Crerar

BELFAST TELEGRAPH: Families left in the lurch as Western Trust prioritises centralisation, claims father of patient caught in controversial surgery shift. - by Liam Tunney

FINANCIAL TIMES: Activist group that broke into RAF military base will be proscribed as a terrorist organisation from midnight

BBC NEWS: Crisis for civil disobedience as High Court permits government ban on Palestine Action, escalating the war on dissent against pro-Palestinian activism.

THE CONVERSATION: The NHS health plan falls short by omitting nature's vital role in wellbeing, risking the chance for a truly holistic approach to public health and environmental resilience. - by Nick Bridge

THE CONVERSATION: From survivor to scapegoat: A Muslim’s haunting journey through post-7/7 stigma reveals the enduring shadows of suspicion in Britain’s political landscape. - by Neema Begum

THE CONVERSATION: The 'Blitz spirit' myth: Unpacking a narrative that shapes London's identity amidst the tensions of multiculturalism and the echoes of history since 7/7. Discover the truths hidden behind national pride. - by Darren Kelsey

THE GUARDIAN: UK's first proscription of a protest group under the Terrorism Act sparks outrage, drawing condemnation from civil liberties advocates and setting a concerning precedent for activists. - by Haroon Siddique

FINANCIAL TIMES: Investors are getting fed up of being used by governments around the world as a low-cost cash machine

YORKSHIRE BYLINES: Empowering Iranian women: A call for the UK to reject appeasement and back grassroots resistance as the key to realising democracy in Iran. - by Dr Ela Zabihi

BBC NEWS: Government reveals compensation for Afghans affected by data breaches, yet questions linger over adequacy and transparency of the scheme aimed at rectifying past failures. - by Kate Whannel

THE GUARDIAN: Labour's budget dilemma: Can Rachel Reeves navigate a £30bn shortfall without sacrificing public services or political capital? Discover the options facing the chancellor amid growing economic pressures. - by Richard Partington

THE NEW STATESMAN: Starmer's adviser seeks wisdom from Silicon Valley's Karp, igniting a debate on the merging paths of tech and politics in a post-pandemic landscape. What could this mean for the future of Labour's vision? - by Nicholas Harris

BELFAST TELEGRAPH: Political leaders align with celebrity culture at Wimbledon, blurring the lines between governance and glamour while the public grapples with pressing issues. - by Liam Tunney

THE NEW STATESMAN: Reviving communities and careers: Shell UK's SkillsTransition programme bridges the gap in the green job market, empowering individuals to thrive in the energy transition.

DAILY MIRROR: Corbyn hints at a new political dawn while Sultana declares her co-leadership—can this emerging movement revive hope in a fractured UK political landscape? - by Mikey Smith

DAILY MIRROR: Starmer's second act: Navigating crisis and division for a stronger Labour future - by Fleet Street Fox

THE ECONOMIST: Macron's charm offensive: outshining Trump ahead of a historic London summit in a show of transatlantic unity.

DAILY MIRROR: Trump's Iowa rally descends into chaos: From anti-Semitic slurs to an unexpected UFC showdown, the spectacle reveals the unraveling of a presidency. - by Mikey Smith

THE GUARDIAN: Tears in the Commons: Rachel Reeves' vulnerability challenges outdated norms and may redefine emotional expression for women in politics. - by Amelia Gentleman

THE GUARDIAN: Kemi Badenoch’s theatrical antics at PMQs expose the farce of British politics, where squabbles overshadow meaningful governance and collaboration remains an elusive fantasy for the left. - by Simon Jenkins

LIVERPOOL ECHO: Keir Starmer's first year: A tale of triumph and turmoil for Labour as promises clash with political reality. How has the party navigated a year of challenges and controversy in government? - by Liam Thorp

THE NEW STATESMAN: Fragmented and uncertain: The shifting tides of British politics threaten to reshape the landscape as new parties emerge and the traditional powerhouses falter. - by Rachel Cunliffe

THE NEW STATESMAN: Price caps on tickets: a noble aim or a dangerous misstep for the UK economy? Discover how well-intentioned policies could inadvertently fuel fraud and economic decline. - by Owen Good

THE GUARDIAN: Government pivots UK’s AI future towards defence, signalling major shift at Alan Turing Institute amid calls for leadership overhaul and reduced focus on health and environment. - by Dan Milmo

THE HERALD: Scottish Government faces legal showdown as campaigners demand immediate changes to trans toilet policy, igniting fierce debates over gender rights and inclusivity.

THE HERALD: Scottish Minister faces backlash as crime fears loom over new drug consumption room, raising questions on community safety and government responsiveness.

DAILY MIRROR: Government's secrecy deepens as MoD withholds 1 million pages on Nuked Blood scandal, leaving veterans and families in limbo as calls for justice intensify. - by Susie Boniface

BBC NEWS: Trans book ban sparks outrage as Kent council claims victory for 'common sense' over inclusion, igniting fierce debate on censorship and children's rights in libraries. - by Michael Keohan

TRIBUNE: In memory of Diogo Jota: the footballer who embodied joy and resilience against the backdrop of capitalism's harsh realities, leaving behind a legacy of hope for fans and family alike. - by Oscar Rickett

THE INDEPENDENT: Zarah Sultana launches a bold left-wing political party with Jeremy Corbyn's backing, aiming to challenge the status quo and tackle inequality head-on. Could this be the revival progressives have been waiting for? - by Millie Cooke

THE GUARDIAN: Corbyn pushes for independent tribunal as Labour prepares to block inquiry into UK complicity in Gaza war, spotlighting urgent calls for accountability amidst rising humanitarian concerns. - by Patrick Wintour

DAILY MIRROR: Keir Starmer reveals surprising bond with Donald Trump over personal loss, highlighting a complex relationship that transcends political divides. Discover how empathy shapes their unlikely connection. - by Dave Burke

THE INDEPENDENT: Corbyn unveils vision for a people's party, vowing to revive grassroots politics and serve the community as never before. - by Holly Bishop

BELFAST TELEGRAPH: Political ambitions dashed: Unraveling a Northern Ireland scandal that wasted court resources and revealed the darker side of local politics. - by Liam Tunney

THE NEW STATESMAN: Reimagining housing: Innovative solutions to tackle the ongoing crisis and secure quality homes for all in a changing political landscape.

DAILY MIRROR: Yvette Cooper champions facial recognition as a vital tool for policing, urging retailers to unify against rampant shoplifting and anti-social behaviour across the UK’s high streets. - by Dave Burke

THE GUARDIAN: Teesside's industrial legacy clashes with green ambition as voters turn to Reform UK, seeking answers amid a struggling economy and looming job losses in a pivotal election battleground. - by Richard Partington

BBC NEWS: Friendship or political game? Revealing insights as the Prime Minister navigates his ties with Trump amid rising tensions and shifting alliances.

BELFAST TELEGRAPH: DUP's silent strategy: how political manoeuvring aimed to bury vital evidence in the Nama trial saga - by Liam Tunney

THE NEW STATESMAN: Scottish politicians embrace silence on the looming welfare crisis, risking financial instability as demands soar and reforms fade from view, amidst a backdrop of Westminster turmoil. - by Chris Deerin

THE NEW STATESMAN: From despair to discovery: why literature is on the brink of a renaissance in the age of modern chaos - by Henry Oliver

THE INDEPENDENT: Tears and turmoil: Rachel Reeves navigates political storms while whispers of a new leftist party emerge, challenging the very foundations of Labour's current direction. - by David Maddox,Jabed Ahmed and Holly Evans

THE GUARDIAN: Young Europeans teeter on the brink of disillusionment, with democracy losing ground as authoritarianism gains traction amid rising economic fears and political polarisation. - by Deborah Cole

FINANCIAL TIMES: Performances cut by a fifth despite government cash injection following Baillie Gifford’s exit

FINANCIAL TIMES: With the first anniversary of election victory approaching, the prime minister — and Labour — are searching for direction

FINANCIAL TIMES: UK chancellor’s Mansion House speech expected to include details of commission into adequacy of retirement savings

THE HERALD: Ferguson Marine faces critical funding crisis as Holyrood committee calls for immediate action to safeguard the shipyard's future.